In the -plane, the system of equations below has infinitely many solutions:
where , , and are constants. If the line representing the first equation passes through the point , what is the value of ?
- A5
- B8
- 10Cevap
- D20
Cevap
10
The correct answer is 10. For a system of linear equations in two variables to have infinitely many solutions, the two equations must describe the exact same line, meaning their coefficients and constant terms are proportional. Multiplying the first equation by yields . Comparing this with shows that , which simplifies to and . Since the first line passes through , we substitute and to get . Substituting gives , which simplifies to , or . Finally, solving for gives .
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Systems of linear equations with infinitely many solutions require the equations to represent the same line, meaning their coefficients and constant terms are proportional.