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Give the equation of two lines passing through (3,15)

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Answered by MissParadox
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\implies\sf 5x-y = 0 and x+y=18

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Equation of two lines pass through this point,

\implies\sfx = 3 and

\implies\sfy = 15 are solutions of both the lines.

Hence , 5x-y=0 and x+y = 18 are two equations of two lines passing through(3,15).

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Answered by GarvMalik
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Answer:

(3,12)

Here x = 3

And, y = 12

So, the possible equations formed can be:

x + y = 15

x - y = -9

xy = 36

There are infinitely many lines passing through(3,12). Since infinitely many lines can be drawn through a given point.

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