Math, asked by sathwikks, 5 months ago

Out of the following which are the two solutions for 2x+y=1
options
a(1,2) (2,3)
b(1,3) (2,4)
c(0,1) (1,-1)
d(1,5) (2,4)

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Answered by STarAK

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Answer:

options c is the answer.

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Answered by anilpatidar7376

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I think you are the one who keeps answering in the most rubbish way to the questions.....

you just type those letters in a random way....

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