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MathematicsWhat is the value of (k) for (2x+5y=16) and (6x+15y=k) to have infinitely many solutions?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 60MediumMathematicsWhat will (a) be for (3x+4y=10) and (6x+ay=25) to have no solution?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 59MediumMathematicsWhich condition is correct for (5x+6y=29) and (10x+12y=r) to be inconsistent?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 59MediumMathematicsWhat should (s) be for (2x+5y=17) and (4x+10y=s) to be consistent and dependent?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 59MediumMathematicsIf (6x+5y=31) and (12x+10y=n) have infinitely many solutions, what is (n)?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 59MediumMathematicsWhat is the value of (k) for (5x+ky=35) and (x+4y=7) to have infinitely many solutions?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 59MediumMathematicsWhich condition is correct for (3x+qy=11) and (7x+14y=26) to have a unique solution?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 59MediumMathematicsWhat will (p) be for (px+3y=15) and (12x+6y=30) to have infinitely many solutions?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 59MediumMathematicsWhat value of (k) makes (kx+7y=28) and (8x+14y=60) have no solution?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 59MediumMathematicsWhat is the value of (k) for (5x+4y=18) and (10x+8y=k) to have infinitely many solutions?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 59MediumMathematicsWhat will be the value of (m) for (2x+my=14) and (8x+20y=56) to have infinitely many solutions?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 58MediumMathematicsIf (lx+7y=21) and (6x+14y=40) have no solution, what will be the value of (l)?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 58MediumMathematicsWhat will (k) be for (5x+ky=25) and (x+3y=5) to have infinitely many solutions?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 58MediumMathematicsWhich condition is correct for (3x+5y=14) and (6x+10y=r) to be inconsistent?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 58MediumMathematicsIf 6x − 2y = 18 and 3x − y = t are inconsistent, what is the correct condition for t?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 58MediumMathematicsIf (5x+2y=16) and (10x+4y=n) have infinitely many solutions, what is (n)?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 58MediumMathematicsWhich condition is correct for (8x+py=24) and (2x+3y=7) to have a unique solution?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 58MediumMathematicsWhat will (b) be for (3x+by=15) and (9x+12y=45) to have infinitely many solutions?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 58MediumMathematicsIf the equations (ax+4y=10) and (6x+8y=25) have no solution, what is the value of (a)?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 58MediumMathematicsWhat will (k) be for (4x+ky=16) and (x+3y=4) to have infinitely many solutions?Class 10Pair of Linear Equations in Two VariablesConditions for solvabilityLevel 58Medium