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If ( -6, k) lies on line x +3y = 3, then find the value of k. 

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Answered by chukkalur2004
6

Answer:

3

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

(-6,k) lies on the line x+3y=3.

Let (-6,k) be (x,y)

We know that,

If a point lies on the line, then it satisfies the line equation,

so on substituting (-6,k) in the given line equation, we can get the value of k. i.e.,

(-6)+3(k) = 3

-6+3k = 3

3k = 3+6

3k = 9

k = 9/3

k = 3

Therefore, the value of k for which (-6,k) lies on the line x+3y=3 is 3.

Hope it helps you.

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