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write a pair of linear equation which has the unique solution x is equal to -1 and y is equal to 3 how many such pairs can you write​

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Answered by nandithas35
1

Answer:

For system of linear equations

a

1

x+b

1

y+c

1

=0

a

2

x+b

2

y+c

2

=0

the lines gas unique solution x=−1 and y=3 so it must satisfy the above equations

∴a

1

(−1)+b

1

(3)+c

1

=0

and a

2

(−1)+b

2

(3)+c

2

=0

⇒−a

1

+3b

1

+c

2

=0..(ii)

the restricted values of a

1

,a

2

and b

1

,b

2

are only

a

2

a

1

=

b

2

b

1

...(iii)

So all the real values a

1

,a

2

,b

1

,b

2

except condition (iii) can from so many linear equations which will satisfy equation (i) and (ii) and have solution x=−1 and y=3

We can have an infinite number of lines passing through (−1,3) which is the solution for intersecting lines at this (−1,3) point.

So infinite number of pairs of system of equations are possible which has unique solution x=−1 and y=3

Step-by-step explanation:

I hope this may help you

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0

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