Why linear equation in two variable has infinite solutions
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Consider the equation ax+by=c.
Now we know that there is a number d=lcm(a,b).
Let ad1=d and bd2=d. So, ad1−bd2=0. Note that neither d1 nor d2is 0.
ax+by+ad1−bd2=ca(x+d1)+b(y−d2)=c
Thus, for every solution of this linear diophantine equation of two variables, there exists another unique solution. Hence, there is an infinite number of solutions to this equation.
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Now we know that there is a number d=lcm(a,b).
Let ad1=d and bd2=d. So, ad1−bd2=0. Note that neither d1 nor d2is 0.
ax+by+ad1−bd2=ca(x+d1)+b(y−d2)=c
Thus, for every solution of this linear diophantine equation of two variables, there exists another unique solution. Hence, there is an infinite number of solutions to this equation.
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Linear equation is an equation which has highest degree as one with two variables
For example
x+y=2
This equation can be drawn on a graph as a line. As line has infinite points and each point is a solution of it. Therefore, linear equation in two variables have infinite solutions
For example
x+y=2
This equation can be drawn on a graph as a line. As line has infinite points and each point is a solution of it. Therefore, linear equation in two variables have infinite solutions
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