Math, asked by kuilakrishnandu, 4 months ago

L.
Determine the points on the graph of the
linear equation 2x+ 3 y= 14, whose ordinate
is times its abscissa.

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Answered by dkchakrabarty01

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Answer:

ordinate is 4 times abscissa

That means y = 4x

put this value of y in equation 2x+3y =14

2x+3×4x=14

14x= 14

x=1 and y=4

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