EQUATION

The equation is defined to be a mathematical statement of equality. If the equality is true for certain value of the variable involved, the equation is often called a conditional equation and equality sign ‘=’ is used .

  1. LINEAR (Simple) EQUATION : An equation in which highest power of the variable is 1 is called a linear equation. For e.g ax+b=0.
  2. SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATION: Two or more linear equations involving two or more variable are called simultaneous linear equations. For e.g. ax+by+c=0.
  3. QUADRATIC EQUATIONS: an equation of degree 2 ( highest power of the variable is 2 ) is called quadratic equation. For e.g. ax²+ bx +c =0
  4. CUBIC EQUATION: the equation of degree 3 is called cubic equation. For e.g. ax³+ bx²+cx+d =0

EQUATION MCQ’S

 

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#1. The equation – 7x + 1 = 5 – 3x will be satisfied for x equal to:

solution  -7x 1 =5 -3x 

by transposing the variables in one side and the constants in other side we have

-7x 3x = 5-1

-4x = 4

x= 4 / -4

x = -1 Answer

#2. The root of the equation x+4 /4+x-5/3 =11 is

solution x 4 / 4 X-5 / 3 = 11

cross multiply

3(x 4) 4(x-5)=11*12

3x 12 4x-20=132

by transposing the variables in one side and the constants in other side we have .

3x 4x-20 12=132

7x – 8=132

7x=132 8

7x=140

x=140/7

x=20 Answer.

 

#3. The equation x+y=14 ; x-y =4

solution: x y=14 ; x-y =4

cross multiply

(x y=14)……………. (a)

(x-y=4)………………. (b)

by making (a)1(x y=14)

(b)1(x-y=4)

sign change we get ….. 2y=10

y= 10/2

y=5

put y=5 in first equation

x y=14

x 5=14

x=14-5

x=9; y=5 answer

 

 

#4. The solution of the set of equations 3x+4y=7,4x-y=3

solution : 3x 4y=7,4x-y=3

3x 4y=7………..multiply by 4

4x-y=3………..multiply by 3

we get

12x 16y=28

12x -3y=9 …….sign change

19y=19

y= 19/19

y=1

put in first equation 3x 4y=7

3x 4(1)=7

3x=7-4

3x=3

x=3/3

x=1;y=1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

#5. The simultaneous equations 7x-3y=31,9x-5y=41

#6. The fourth parts of a number exceeds the sixth part by 4 . The number is

solution : the fourth parts of a number exceeds the sixth part by 4 . The number is

x/4=x/6 4………….. cross multiply right side

x/4=x 24/6………… cross multiply both side

x(6)=4(x 24)

6x=4x 96

6x-4x=96

2x=96

x=96/2

x=48 answer

 

#7. The sum of two numbers is 52 and their difference is 2 . The numbers are

#8. Divide 25 into two parts so that sum of their reciprocals is 1/6

by the question 1/x 1/25-x=1/6

25-x x/x(25-x)=1/6

150=25x-x²

x²-25x 150=0

x²-15x-10x 150=0

x(x-15)-10(x-15)=0

(x-15)(x-10)=0

x=10,15 answer

#9. If the roots of the equation 2x²+8x-m³=0 are equal then value of m is

solution: 2x² 8x-m³=0

ax² bx c=0

a=2,b=8,c=-m³

b²-4ac=0

8²-4*2*(-m³)=0

64-8(-m³)=0

64 8m³=0

m³=(-8)³

m=(-2)answer

 

 

 

 

 

 

#10. If αβ be the roots of the equation 2x²-4x -3x =0 the value of α² + β² is

#11. The values of x for the equation x²+9x+18=6-4x are

#12. Find the roots of the quadratic equation √2x²+7x+5√2=0

√2x² 7x 5√2=0……….(7x factor )

√2x² 5x 2x 5√2=0

x(√2x 5) √2(√2x 5)=0

(x √2)(√2x 5)=0

The roots of √2x² 7x 5√2=0 are the values of x for which (x √2)(√2x 5)=0

There for x √2=0  √2x 5=0

x=-√2 x=-5/√2

#13. The rational root of the equation 2x³-x²-4x+2=0 is

#14. The roots of x³+x²-x-1 are

#15. Solving x³-6x²+11x-6=0 we get the following roots

x³-6x² 11x-6=0

1 is a root by sight,Dividing the polynomial by (x-1)

(x-1)(x²-5x 6)=0

(x-1)(x-2)(x-3)=0

roots: 1,2,3

#16. Solve x³-7x+6=0

x³-7x 6=0 …put x-1

x³-x² x²-x-6x 6=0

x²(x-1) x(x-1)-6(x-1)=0

(x-1)(x² x-6)=0

(x-1)(x² 3x-3x-6)=0

(x-1){x(x 3)-2(x 3)}=0

(x-1)(x-2)(x 3)

x=1,2,-3

 

#17. Solve the equation 4x/3-1=14/15x+19/5

4x/3-14x/15=19/5 1

(20-14)x/15 =19 5/5

6x/15=24/5

x=24×15/5×6

x=12

#18. If a number of which the half is greater than 1/5th of the number by 15 then the number is

assumed number is x

half of number =x/2

According to the problem given,

x/2-x/5=15

5x-2x/10=15

3x/10=15

x=15*10/3

x=5*10

x=50

#19. Choose the correct equation 3x-4y+70z=0,2x+3y-10z=0,x+2y+3z=13

#20. The cubic equation x³+2x²-x-2=0 has 3 roots namely.

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