. If the lines x + y + u = 0 and λx-5y–5=0 are identical then λ + u is
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8
Answer:
-4
Step-by-step explanation:
in line x+y+u = 0
a1 = coefficient of x = 1
b1 = coefficient of y = 1
c1 = constant term = u
In line hx - 5y - 5 =0
a2 = h (used in place of lemda)
b2 = -5
c2 = -5
for lines to be identical
a1/a2 = b1/b2 = c1/c2
1/h = 1/-5 = u/-5
this gives
h= -5, u = 1
hence, h+u
= -5+1
= -4
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4
Answer:
-4
Step-by-step explanation:
identical is nothing but coincides
so given lines are x+y+μ=0 and λx-5y-5=0
so condition of coincides is
a1/a2=b1/b2=c1/c2
a1=1,a2=λ,b1=1,b2= -5,c1=μ,c2= -5
so, 1/λ=1/-5=μ/-5
λ= -5 and μ=1
there fore, λ+μ= -5+1
= -4.
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