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The value of k for which (1, - 3 ) is a solution of the equation – 4x + ky = 5 is...


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Answered by tarracharan
4

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{\bold{\sf{of\: the\: equation\: – 4x + ky = 5\: is...}}}

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{\bold{\sf{-4x+ky = 5}}}

Here, (1,-3) is a solution

So, x = 1 and y = -3

{\bold{\sf{-4(1)+k(-3) = 5}}}

{\bold{\sf{-4-3k = 5}}}

{\bold{\sf{3k = -9}}}

{\boxed{\sf{k = -3}}}

Answered by amritanshu7703
3

Answer:

-3

Step-by-step explanation:

we can put the coordinates of that point in the equation and get the ans...

-4(1)+k(-3)=5

-3k=9

k=-3

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