Math, asked by pinakimandal53, 1 year ago

Please answer this question fast. It's urgent !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Construct two equations having these solutions:
i) x = -2
ii) y =  \frac{1}{3}
Also, please explain me the technique that how did you construct the equations. The answer should have four equations in total.

Answers

Answered by Jainsahab05
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x+2=0
1/2x=_1
3y-1=0
9y=3
bro .it is so simple
we know that if x=-2 then (x+2) is a factor of this eqation and in second one y=1/3 then(y-1/3) is a factor of this eqation

pinakimandal53: I am in class 7 and we have not done square roots in equations.
Jainsahab05: oh then you can write 3x-1=0 .
pinakimandal53: And I told you in the question that there should be four equations in total, i.e., two equations for x=-2 and two equations for y=1/3. Please don't mind for these words.
pinakimandal53: What do you mean by "factor of the equation"?
Jainsahab05: if (x+a)is a factor of p(x) then we put x=-a and remainder become zero
pinakimandal53: Please don't mind. Actually, we have STARTED Algebra and solving small equations in class 6. Now, we are being taught that how to solve linear equations.
pinakimandal53: So, I can't understand that what is p(x). But I have heard the word "function" in algebra.
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