Question
Question: Find the value of ‘\[m\]’, if \[( - m,3)\] is a solution of equation \[4x + 9y - 3 = 0\] ....
Find the value of ‘m’, if (−m,3) is a solution of equation 4x+9y−3=0 .
Solution
It is given that (−m,3) is a solution of equation 4x+9y−3=0, it means that (−m,3) satisfies the equation of line 4x+9y−3=0. We will put the point (−m,3) in 4x+9y−3=0 to obtain an equation in m. Solving this obtained equation will give the value of m.
Complete step by step answer:
The solution of an equation, also known as the root of the equation, is any value or set of values that can be substituted into the equation to make it a true statement.
We have a point (−m,3) which is a solution of the equation 4x+9y−3=0. It means that on putting (−m,3) in 4x+9y−3, we will get the result as zero i.e., value of [4×(−m)+(9×3)−3] will be equal to zero.
Putting −m in the place of x and 3 in the place of y i.e., x=−m and y=3 in equation 4x+9y−3=0, we get
⇒4×(−m)+(9×3)−3=0
On solving the above equation, we get
⇒−4m+27−3=0
On simplification,
⇒−4m+24=0
Taking 24 from left hand side to right hand side, we get
⇒−4m=−24
Eliminating minus sign from both the sides, we get
⇒4m=24
Dividing both the sides by 4, we get
⇒m=424
0n simplifying,
⇒m=6
Therefore, the value of ‘m’ if (−m,3) is a solution of equation 4x+9y−3=0 is 6.
Note:
(−m,3) is one of the solutions of the equation 4x+9y−3=0. There will be infinite numbers of points which will be the solution of this equation. One thing common in all the points satisfying the equation 4x+9y−3=0 is that they all lie on the same straight line. Plotting every point which is the solution of the equation 4x+9y−3=0 will give a straight line on which all these points will lie.