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is this linear equation?

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Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

Yes it is a linear equation

Answered by sunyanajadhav5
0

y = 10 - 5x =5x

Let us first consider the equality i.e.

5

x

+

y

=

10

or

y

=

10

5

x

Now, just pick values for

x

and solve for

y

Let us pick

x

=

0

,

2

and

4

As

y

=

10

5

x

,

y

=

10

,

0

and

10

and joining points

(

0

,

10

)

,

(

2

,

0

)

and

(

4

,

10

)

we get following graph.

graph{10-5x [-20, 20, -10, 10]}

But this is still not the graph for

5

x

+

y

>

10

Observe that this line divides Cartesian plane in three parts.

Part 1 is the line itself and we know on the line

5

x

+

y

=

10

and hence line is not the solution.

Part 2 is the left hand side of the line. One point on the left is

(

0

,

0

)

and if we put these values of

x

and

y

we get

0

, which is less than

10

. Hence in Part 2, we have

5

x

+

y

<

10

. This too is not a solution as what we need is

5

x

+

y

>

10

.

Part 3 is the right hand side of the line. One point to the right is

(

5

,

0

)

and if we put these values of

x

and

y

we get

25

, which is greater than than

10

. Hence in Part 2, we have

5

x

+

y

>

10

and this is the solution and it looks like

graph{5x+y>10 [-20, 20, -10, 10]}

Observe that line is dashed , which shows that points on the line do not form the solution

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