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Find the value of k for which the system of linear equation kx+4y=k−4 and 16x+ky=k has infinite solution.

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k=7
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k=13
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k=8
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k=15
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Solution

The correct option is D k=8
Given equations are kx+4y=k4 and 16x+ky=k
Thus, we have
a1=k,b1=4,c1=(k4)
a2=16,b2=k,c2=k
Here condition is a1a2=b1b2=c1c2
k16=4k=(k4)(k)
k16=4k
Also 4k=k4k
k2=64
4k=k24k
k=±8
k28k=0
k(k8)=0
k=0 or k=8 but k=0 is not possible other wise equation will be one variable.
k=8 is correct value for infinite solution.

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