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MathematicsWhich condition is correct for the equations (15x+py=45) and (7x+2y=24) to have a unique solution?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 60HardMathematicsIf (cx+16y=64) and (21x+42y=130) have no solution, what will (c) be?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 60HardMathematicsWhich condition is correct for the equations (10x+py=50) and (2x+7y=19) to have a unique solution?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 60HardMathematicsWhat is the value of (q) for the equations (11x+qy=44) and (22x+18y=88) to have infinitely many solutions?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 60HardMathematicsWhat will (k) be for the equations (kx+12y=36) and (15x+20y=60) to have infinitely many solutions?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 60HardMathematicsWhat is the value of (p) for the equations (px+8y=24) and (10x+20y=61) to have no solution?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 60HardMathematicsWhat is the value of (a) for the equations (5x+2y=18) and (15x+ay=54) to have infinitely many solutions?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 60HardMathematicsIf (lx+13y=52) and (14x+26y=109) have no solution, what will be the value of (l)?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 59HardMathematicsWhich condition is correct for the equations (9x+4y=31) and (18x+8y=r) to be inconsistent?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 59HardMathematicsWhat should (s) be for the equations (6x+11y=53) and (18x+33y=s) to be consistent and dependent?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 59HardMathematicsIf 12x − 6y = 42 and 2x − y = t are inconsistent, what is the correct condition on t?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 59HardMathematicsIf (8x+5y=43) and (24x+15y=n) have infinitely many solutions, what is (n)?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 59HardMathematicsWhat is the value of (d) for the equations (5x+dy=40) and (20x+28y=160) to have infinitely many solutions?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 59HardMathematicsIf (cx+14y=56) and (15x+35y=121) have no solution, what will (c) be?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 59HardMathematicsWhat is the value of (b) for the equations (bx+12y=48) and (10x+30y=101) to have no solution?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 59HardMathematicsWhat will (a) be for the equations (7x+ay=49) and (21x+18y=147) to have infinitely many solutions?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 59HardMathematicsWhich condition is correct for the equations (8x+py=40) and (2x+3y=11) to have a unique solution?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 59HardMathematicsWhat will (k) be for the equations (kx+10y=30) and (12x+15y=45) to have infinitely many solutions?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 59HardMathematicsWhat is the value of (p) for the equations (px+6y=18) and (14x+21y=50) to have no solution?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 59HardMathematicsWhich condition is correct for the equations (2x+3y=8) and (5x+ky=19) to have a unique solution?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 58Hard