The curve and the line given by the equations kx^2-xy+(k+1)x=1 (-k/2)× +y=1 Where k is a non-zero constant, intersect at a single point. Find the value of k. Answer : k= -2 How? Please if you could explain to me. How to substitute y=(k/2)+1 and get the value of k?
The curve and the line given by the equations kx^2-xy+(k+1)x=1 (-k/2)× +y=1 Where k is a non-zero constant, intersect at a single point. Find the value of k. Answer : k= -2 How? Please if you could explain to me. How to substitute y=(k/2)+1 and get the value of k?
when you substitute it into the other equation u wanna do b^2-4ac=0 because they only intersect at one point. Tell me if you still dont understand I'll explain further