Grade 1110 grade maths
in linear equations condoiton ax+by+c where a^2+b^2not= to 0 how it is possible
in linear equations condoiton ax+by+c where a^2+b^2not= to 0 how it is possible
1 Answer
Soumendu Majumdar
As per condition for ax + by + c to be an equation in terms of x and y, the value of a and b are non-zero.
so a^2 and b^2 are non-zero.
Hence a^2 + b^2 not equal to zero.
Hope it helps!
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