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Joint equation of pair of line 2x+y=0and 3x-5y=0

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Answered by irfanaldo
3

Answer:

x = -13 and y = 36

Step-by-step explanation:

given,

2x + y = 0

=> y = -2x (i)

now, 3x - 5y = 0

=>3x - 5(-2x) = 0 (using (i))

=>3x + 10x = 0

=>x = -13 (ii)

now, putting (ii) in (i)

=>y = -2 × (-13)

=>y = 36

Answered by windyyork
1

The joint equation would be x-4y=0

Step-by-step explanation:

Since we have given that

2x+y=0\\\\3x-5y=0

Since both are equal to 0, so it becomes,

2x+y=3x-5y\\\\2x-3x=-5y-y\\\\-x=4y\\\\-x+4y=0\\\\x-4y=0

Hence, the joint equation would be x-4y=0

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