Asked by Anonymous
Given the following system is consistent
x+y=1
tx+y=t
(1+t)x+2y=3
Find the exact value of t.
x+y=1
tx+y=t
(1+t)x+2y=3
Find the exact value of t.
Answers
Answered by
Reiny
subtract the first from the second
xt - x = t-1
x(t-1) = t-1
x = 1, if t±1
in 1st:
1+y = 1
y = 0
in the last:
(1+t)(1) + 0 = 3
1+t = 3
t = 2
xt - x = t-1
x(t-1) = t-1
x = 1, if t±1
in 1st:
1+y = 1
y = 0
in the last:
(1+t)(1) + 0 = 3
1+t = 3
t = 2
Answered by
drwls
Subtracting the first equation from the second gives you:
t-1 = (t-1)x
Therefore x = 1.
The first equation tells you that y = 0.
The third equation requires that
1 + t = 3
t = 2
t-1 = (t-1)x
Therefore x = 1.
The first equation tells you that y = 0.
The third equation requires that
1 + t = 3
t = 2
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