Question

The linear equation 2x – 3y = x - 1 has
a) Two solution
b) A unique solution
c) No solution
d) Infinitely many solutions​

Answer 1

$Given \: Linear \: equation : 2x-3y = x - 1$

$\implies 2x - 3y - x = -1$

$\implies x - 3y = - 1$

$\therefore Option \: \pink{ ( d ) } \: is \: correct.$

$/* We \:know \:that ,$

$\blue{ (Any \: Linear \: equation \: in \:two \: variables }$

$\blue { have \: infinitely \:many \: solutions . )}$

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