#Grade 10 CBSE problem

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sonic raptor
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What have you tried?

cloud bridge
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so since it has infinite solutions

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i did a1/a2 = b1/b2 = c1/c2

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i solved the first two fractions

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and got a = 5b

sonic raptor
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What?

cloud bridge
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do you know the curiculum?

sonic raptor
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...no, obviously not, because I'm not your classmate.

cloud bridge
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ok then u wouldn't know

sonic raptor
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Just because I don't know "the curriculum", i.e. what you specifically, personally have been taught, doesn't mean I don't know how to solve the problem.

cloud bridge
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oh ok

sonic raptor
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What I don't understand is what you have done and why.

cloud bridge
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ill try to explain what those values in the fraction are

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and then u can solve it

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so lets take 2x + 3y = 7 and 6x + 9y = 21

sonic raptor
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6x + 9y = 21?

cloud bridge
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yes

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just an example

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anyway

sonic raptor
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Why don't we use the example we have?

cloud bridge
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ok fine'

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2x + 3y = 7
(a-b)x + (a+b)y = 3a + b - 2

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in an equation with two variables

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it is ax + by = c

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since there is 2 equation

sonic raptor
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Wait, hold on.

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Okay.

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I think using a, b, and c in this way is going to be unnecessarily confusing.

cloud bridge
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but like it is the general form of a linear equation

sonic raptor
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No it very much is not.

cloud bridge
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linear equation not quadratic

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my bad

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anyway

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so if its a pair

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the equations will be represented like this

sonic raptor
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Okay...

cloud bridge
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now you compare a1 and a2

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so a1/a2

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do the same for other values

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so in the question i gave

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a1 is 2 and b1 is (a-b)

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so it will be 2/(a-b)

sonic raptor
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Okay, I wonder at this stage if you understand conceptually what's happening here.

cloud bridge
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i do

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because this is what is there in grade 10

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can i give u a picture to explain this concept

sonic raptor
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...that... does not inspire confidence in your conceptual understanding.

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Sure.

cloud bridge
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this is what i was trying to explain

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or perhaps this

sonic raptor
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Do you understand what "coincident lines" means?

cloud bridge
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yes

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lines which lie on top of each other

sonic raptor
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Which actually means the two equations are describing the same line.

cloud bridge
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yes

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so therefore they will hv infinite solutions

sonic raptor
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Right.

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Sorry, wait.

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So what's the part where you actually need help?

cloud bridge
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Find values of a and b if the equations have infinite solutions.

2x + 3y = 7
(a-b)x + (a+b)y = 3a + b - 2

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here u go

sonic raptor
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...yes, that's the problem.

cloud bridge
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now solve a1/a2 = b1/b2

sonic raptor
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...we're not here to do your homework for you.

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We're here to help you do your homework.

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