where does the graph of linear equation ax+by+c=0,a≠0,b≠0 cut x-axis
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At X-axis coordinates of y=0,
Putting y=0,we get x=-c/a
Hence ,it cut x-axis at(-c/a,0)
Putting y=0,we get x=-c/a
Hence ,it cut x-axis at(-c/a,0)
Ghanshyam17:
u r wrong
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The graph of linear equation ax+by+c=0,a≠0,b≠0 cut x-axis at point ( (-c/a),0) .
- At x-axis , the y coordinate become zero (0) .
- According to the question ,
given equation of line is ax+by+c=0
at x-axis , y coordinate = 0
putting the value of y into the equation of line,
ax + b(0) + c =0
x = (-c / a)
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