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Class 10 Linear Equation in Two Variable Notes

The document discusses linear equations in two variables, including their general form and methods for solving them. It outlines graphical and algebraic methods, such as substitution, elimination, and cross multiplication, to find solutions. Additionally, it describes the conditions for consistency and inconsistency of linear equations based on their graphical representation.

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Class 10 Linear Equation in Two Variable Notes

The document discusses linear equations in two variables, including their general form and methods for solving them. It outlines graphical and algebraic methods, such as substitution, elimination, and cross multiplication, to find solutions. Additionally, it describes the conditions for consistency and inconsistency of linear equations based on their graphical representation.

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Linear Equation In Two Variables.

Pain
*
of linear Equation in Two Variables

An the where real


form

numbers and
equation in an +
by to = o
,
a ,b ,
c are

and b not is called linear variables


a are
zero equation in 2

u and
y
.

General form
a. n t b, o

y c,
-
t

Azn -1
boy t Cz o
-

where a
, .az [Link] , .cz
c, are real nos .
Such that a
, ,b to be azbz to
,

The variables
2 methods
of solving seniuttaueous linear equation in 2

lil
Graphical method
till Algebraic method
Graphical Method solution Equation
*
of of a
pair of linear

variable I
Steps :
Empress one
say g)
in terms
of the other variable
the
n
, y
- an + b
,
for given equation .

Step 2 : Take three values


of independent variable n and
find the
corresponding
values
of dependent variable
y ,
take
integral values
only .

Step 3 : Plot these values on the


graph paper .

Step a :
lil If the lines intersect at a distinct point ,
then point of intersection
will be the the
of
unique equation .
In this case
, pair linear equations
is consistent .

it then
If the lines coincide
,
it will have
infinitely many solutions .

the lines the


If representing pair of luiear
equations are
parallel ,
then
the system of equation has no solution and is inconsistent .
* Possibilities of solution by Inconsistency :

lil
Intersecting Lines
(
If af ,
I
bby ,
then the pair of linear
equations is consistent with

sot )
"

unique

it foincideut Lines :

( If af tf I - -

,
then the pair of linear Equations is consistent with
,

sort
infinitely many
Parallel dries
(
If af
,
=

by ,
t
Ea
then the pair of linear equations is inconsistent

with no solution)

*
Algebraic Methods
of solving a Pair
of Linear Eq .

it Substitution Method
variables
Ifthen we have a
pair of Linear Equations with 2 n and
y
we have to
follow these
steps .

Steps We have
: to choose
any
one
eq and find the value
of one

variable in terms
of other .

Step 2 : then substitute the calculated value


of y in terms
of u in the
other equation .

the Linear
Steps : Wow solve leg in terms
of a

Substitute the calculated value the


Stop 4 :
of u in
given equation
and
find
the value
of y .
* Elimination Method
variable
solve
by eliminating
→ In this
any
we one

Steps :
Multiply the
equation by such a number so that the
coefficient of
variable
any add or subtract the
one becomes
equal
Step
.

Now that the variable will


2 :
equations so one

eliminated
get .

Steps : Solve the


equation
in that
leftover variable to
find its value .

Step 4 : tubstitute the calculated value


of durable in the
given
equation to
find the value
of the other variable

iii Cross Multiplication Method

Given two
equations in the
form of
a int b t C, 0
y
=
,

leg where
aint big t Cz o
-
-

n =
(bicz-b (Ciara)
Y
=
'
(a ,bz -

add ( albs -
ar bi
)

We write it in general form as :

To this
apply cross multiplicative use
diagram .
The to be
arrows means
pairs multiplied .
The
product of upward
arrow pairs is to be subtracted
from the product of the downward
arrow
pair .

* Interpretation of the
pair of Equation
louditionsfor
Pair
of Eq Ratio
banparisson Graphical Representation Algebraic
Interpretation loohrability
Sol
Intersecting Only
"

aintbiytc Only fed "

aai f- bi
.
-
o one one

azntbzytcz lines
O ,
-
bz

Id dot
Infinite
"

""
byte fonincidewf Infinite
aa÷=bga=g÷
,
-
o

azntbzytcz - o
Lines

No Lol
"

Wo fol
"

aintbiytc o
Parallel
-

÷ Fat
,
-

azntbzytcz o
-

lines
-

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