Question
Question: The straight lines \[x+2y-9=0,\,\,3x=5y-5=0\,\text{and}\,ax+by+1=0\] are concurrent, if the straight...
The straight lines x+2y−9=0,3x=5y−5=0andax+by+1=0 are concurrent, if the straight line 35x−22y+1=0 passes through the point
A.(a,b)
B.(b,a)
C.(−a,−b)
D.None of these
Solution
Hint : In this particular problem, it has been mentioned that the three equations are concurrent, which means two non-parallel intersect at one point. If a third line formed passed through one common point or intersecting at one common point, these straight lines are termed as concurrent lines Another way we can say that determinant Δ=0to find the points which are passing through the equation.
Complete step-by-step answer :
In this type of problems there are three equation is given that is
x+2y−9=0−−−(1)
3x+5y−5=0−−−(2)
ax+by+1=0−−−(3)
Above figures show that three lines of equation are intersecting at a common point that is called concurrent lines.
Another way we can also say that to satisfy the three equations concurrent determinants should be Zero.
It is represented as Δ=a1 a2 a3 b1b2b3c1c2c3=0
So, first of all there are three equation so, this three equation can be written in the form of determinant