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one equation of a pair of dependent linear equations is -5x + 7y =2 . the second equation

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Answered by aryan418436
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Answer:

10x−14y=−4

Given equation is

−5x+7y=2

We have to find the dependent equation of above equation

We will check through options

Option A, 10x+14y+4=0

⇒5x+7y=−2

It cannot be written exactly as eq(1). So, it is not a dependent equation of (1).

Option B, −10x−14y+4=0

⇒5x+7y=2

It cannot be written exactly as eq(1). So, it is not a dependent equation of (1).

Option C, −10x+14y+4=0

⇒−5x+7y=−2

It cannot be written exactly as eq(1). So, it is not a dependent equation of (1).

10x−14y=−4

⇒−5x+7y=2

It is same as (1). So, it is a dependent equation of (1).

Answered by fireboy87
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Answer:

10x−14y=−4

Step-by-step explanation:

Given equation is  

−5x+7y=2          …..(1)

We have to find the dependent equation of above equation  

We will check through options

Option A, 10x+14y+4=0

⇒5x+7y=−2

It cannot be written exactly as equation(1). So, it is not  a dependent equation of (1).

Option B, −10x−14y+4=0

⇒5x+7y=2

It cannot be written exactly as equation(1). So, it is not  a dependent equation of (1).

Option C, −10x+14y+4=0

⇒−5x+7y=−2

It cannot be written exactly as equation(1). So, it is not  a dependent equation of (1).

Option D, 10x−14y=−4

⇒−5x+7y=2

It is same as (1). So, it is a dependent equation of (1).

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