Math, asked by Navika2008, 2 months ago

The value of x and y when a point lies on linear equation 2x-3y=12​

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Answered by joshipratyaksh08
2

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

when x = 0

→ 2 * 0 - 3y = 12

→ (-3y) = 12

→ y = (-4) .

when y = 0

→ 2x - 3 * 0 = 12

→ 2x = 12

→ x = 6

when x = 3

→ 2*3 - 3y = 12

→ 6 - 3y = 12

→ (-3y) = 12 - 6

→ (-3y) = 6

→ y = 6/(-3)

→ y = (-2)

so, three possible values of (x , y) are (0, - 4) , (6, 0) and (3, -2) .

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Answered by himanshuak354
5

Answer:

Put x=6 and y=0 in given equation.

2x−3y=2×6−3×0

=12-0

=12

Hence, the value of x and y that satisfy the equation are (6,0).

Step-by-step explanation:

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