Q 1 :

If the system of equations 

x+(2sinα)y+(2cosα)z=0

x+(cosα)y+(sinα)z=0

x+(sinα)y-(cosα)z=0

has a non-trivial solution, then α∈(0,π2) is equal to             [2024]

  • 7π24  

     

  • 3π4

     

  • 11π24

     

  • 5π24

     

(4)

Given, x+(2sinα)y+(2cosα)z=0

x+(cosα)y+(sinα)z=0

x+(sinα)y-(cosα)z=0

For non-trivial solution,

|12sinα2cosα1cosαsinα1sinα-cosα|=0

⇒1[-cos2α-sin2α]-1[-2sinα cosα-2sinα cosα]+1[2sin2α-2cos2α]=0

⇒-1+22sinα cosα+2(sin2α-cos2α)=0

⇒2sin2α-2cos2α=1

⇒sin(2α-π4)=sinπ6⇒2α-π4=nπ+(-1)nπ6

for n=0⇒α=5π24

 



Q 2 :

If the system of equations

11x+y+λz=-5

2x+3y+5z=3

8x-19y-39z=μ

has infinitely many solutions, then λ4-μ is equal to:               [2024]

  • 49

     

  • 51

     

  • 47

     

  • 45

     

(3)

We have, 11x+y+λz=-5

                   2x+3y+5z=3

                    8x-19y-39z=μ

has infinitely many solutions

∴                Δ=|111λ2358-19-39|=0

⇒11(-22)-1(-118)+λ(-62)=0

⇒-124-62λ=0

⇒λ=-2

Also, Δ3=|111-52338-19μ|=0

⇒11(3μ+57)-1(2μ-24)-5(-38-24)

⇒31μ+961=0⇒μ=-31

So, λ4-μ=(-2)4+31=16+31=47



Q 3 :

The values of m,n for which the system of equationsx+y+z=4, 2x+5y+5z=17, x+2y+mz=n has infinitely many solutions, satisfy the equation:               [2024]

  • m2+n2+mn=68

     

  • m2+n2-m-n=46

     

  • m2+n2-mn=39

     

  • m2+n2+m+n=64

     

(3)

Since the system of equations has infinitely many solutions

∴    Δ=0 and Δ3=0

⇒|11125512m|=0 and |114251712n|=0

⇒(5m-10)-(2m-5)+(-1)=0 and (5n-34)-(2n-17)+4(-1)=0

⇒3m-6=0 and 3n-21=0

⇒m=2 and n=7

Clearly m2+n2-mn=4+49-14=39

 



Q 4 :

If the system of equations x+4y-z=λ,7x+9y+μz=-3,5x+y+2z=-1 has infinitely many solutions, then (2μ+3λ) is equal to:               [2024]

  • -2

     

  • 3

     

  • -3

     

  • 2

     

(3)

We have, x+4y-z=λ

7x+9y+μz=-3;  5x+y+2z=-1

[14-179μ512][xyz]=[λ-3-1]

A=[14-179μ512],  B=[λ-3-1]

AX=B⇒X=A-1B=adj A|A|B

Since, the system has infinitely many solutions,

∴   |A|=0 and (adj A)·B=0.

Now, |A|=0⇒18-μ- 4(14-5μ)-1(7-45)= 0

⇒18-μ-56+20μ+38=0 

⇒19μ=0⇒μ=0

Also, adj A=[18-99-147-7-3819-19]

         (adj A·B)=0

⇒[18-99-147-7-3819-19][λ-3-1]=[000]

      18λ+27-9=0⇒18λ=-18⇒λ=-1

Hence, 2μ+3λ=2(0)+3(-1)=-3

 



Q 5 :

Let λ,μ∈R. If the system of equations

3x+5y+λz=3

7x+11y-9z=2

97x+155y-189z=μ

has infinitely many solutions, then μ+2λ is equal to:              [2024]

  • 24

     

  • 27

     

  • 25

     

  • 22

     

(3)

3x+5y+λz=3

7x+11y-9z=2

97x+155y-189z=μ

[35λ711-997155-189][xyz]=[32μ]

AX=B

For infinitely many solutions,

|A|=0 and (adj A)B=0

⇒|35λ711-997155-189|=0

⇒-2052+2250+18λ=0

⇒λ=-11

adj A=[-684-76076450500-501820-2]

(adj A)B=[-684-76076450500-501820-2][32μ]=[000]

⇒54+40-2μ=0

⇒2μ=94 ⇒μ=47

Hence, μ+2λ=25

 



Q 6 :

If the system of equations 2x+3y-z=5,x+αy+3z=-4,3x-y+βz=7 has infinitely many solutions, then 13αβ is equal to _____ .                 [2024]

  • 1210

     

  • 1110

     

  • 1220

     

  • 1120

     

(4)

Given, system of equations can be written as AX=B,

where A=[23-11α33-1β], B=[5-47] and X=[xyz]

Using Cramer's rule for infinite solutions,

D=D1=D2=D3=0

D3=|2351α-43-17|=2(7α-4)-3(7+12)+5(-1-3α)=0

⇒α=-70

Similarly,

D2=|25-11-4337β|=2(-4β-21)-5(β-9)-1(7+12)=0

⇒β=-1613

∴     13αβ=13×(-70)×(-1613)=1120



Q 7 :

Let the system of equations x+2y+3z=5,2x+3y+z=9,4x+3y+λz=μ have infinite number of solutions. Then λ+2μ is equal to:                   [2024]

  • 22

     

  • 17

     

  • 15

     

  • 28

     

(2)

Given system of equations can be written as, AX=B

Where A=[12323143λ], X=[xyz], and B=[59μ]

For infinitely many solutions, D=0⇒|12323143λ|=0

⇒λ=-13

Also, D1=0⇒|523931μ3-13|=0⇒μ=15

So, λ+2μ=-13+30=17

 



Q 8 :

Consider the system of linear equations x+y+z=4μ,x+2y+2λz=10μ,x+3y+4λ2z=μ2+15, where λ,μ∈R. Which one of the following statements is NOT correct?                     [2024]

  • The system is inconsistent if λ=12 and μ≠1

     

  • The system has unique solution if λ≠12 and μ≠1,15

     

  • The system has infinite number of solutions if λ=12 and μ=15

     

  • The system is consistent if λ≠12

     

(1)

We have, [111122λ134λ2][xyz]=[4μ10μμ2+15]

For λ=12 and μ=15, we get [111121131][xyz]=[60150240]

System is consistent but does not have unique solution as matrix have zero determinant because two columns are same.

Also, let λ≠12 and λ=μ=1, then we have

[111122134][xyz]=[41016]

⇒x+y+z=4; x+2y+2z=10; x+3y+4z=16

On solving these equations, we get (-2,6,0) as unique solution.

Clearly, for λ=12 and μ≠1 i.e., μ=15 the system is consistent and have infinite solution.

So, statement (a) is not correct.

 



Q 9 :

Consider the system of linear equations x+y+z=5,x+2y+λ2z=9,x+3y+λz=μ, where λ,μ∈R. Then which of the following statement is NOT correct?                [2024]

  • System has unique solution if λ≠1 and μ≠13.

     

  • System is inconsistent if λ=1 and μ≠13.

     

  • System is consistent if λ≠1 and μ=13.

     

  • System has infinite number of solutions if λ=1 and μ=13.

     

(1)

|11112λ213λ|=0⇒2λ2-λ-1=0

⇒λ=1,-12 and |1152λ293λμ|=0⇒μ=13

For infinite solution, λ=1 and μ=13

For unique solution λ≠1

For no solution,λ=1 and μ≠13

If λ≠1 and μ≠13

Considering the case when λ=-12 and μ≠13 this will generate no solution case.

 



Q 10 :

If the system of linear equations x-2y+z=-4,2x+αy+3z=5,3x-y+βz=3 has infinitely many solutions, then 12α+13β is equal to               [2024]

  • 54

     

  • 64

     

  • 58

     

  • 60

     

(3)

Given, x-2y+z=-4

2x+αy+3z=5, 3x-y+βz=3

      Δ=|1-212α33-1β|=0

⇒αβ-18-2-3α+3+4β=0=αβ-3α+4β-17=0

       Δy=|1-4125333β|=0

Δy=1(5β-9)+4(2β-9)+1(6-15)

        =5β-9+8β-36+6-15

⇒13β-54=0⇒13β=54⇒β=5413

       Δz=|1-2-42α53-13|=0

       Δz=1(3α+5)+2(6-15)-4(-2-3α)

⇒3α+5+12-30+8+12α

⇒15α-5=0⇒15α=5⇒α=515=13

So,12α+13β=12×13+54⇒4+54=58

 



Q 11 :

Let αβγ=45; α,β,γ∈R. If x(α,1,2)+y(1,β,2)+z(2,3,γ)=(0,0,0) for some x,y,z∈R, xyz≠0, then 6α+4β+γ is equal to _______.            [2024]



(55)

We have, x(α,1,2)+y(1,β,2)+z(2,3,γ)=(0,0,0)

⇒αx+y+2z=0; x+βy+3z=0; 2x+2y+γz=0

Since, xyz≠0 so the system of equations has non-trivial solution.

Now, |α121β322γ|=0

⇒α(βγ-6)-1(γ-6)+2(2-2β)=0

⇒αβγ-6α-γ+6+4-4β=0

⇒45+10-6α-γ-4β=0⇒6α+4β+γ=55



Q 12 :

If the system of equations, 2x+7y+λz=3,3x+2y+5z=4,x+μy+32z=-1 has infinitely many solutions, then (λ-μ) is equal to _______.           [2024]



(38)

Given, 2x+7y+λz=3

             3x+2y+5z=4

             x+μy+32z=-1 has infinitely many solutions.

⇒Δ=0,Δ1=0,Δ2=0 and Δ3=0

Δ2=|2λ3354132-1|=0 and Δ3=|2733241μ-1|=0

⇒-266+λ(7)+273=0 and -4-8μ+49+9μ-6=0

⇒7λ+7=0 and μ+39=0

⇒λ=-1 and μ=-39

So, λ-μ=-1+39=38

 



Q 13 :

If the system of Linear equations

3x+y+βz=3

2x+αy–z=–3

x+2y+z=4

has infinitely many solutions, then the value of 22β-9α is :          [2025]

  • 31

     

  • 49

     

  • 37

     

  • 43

     

(1)

Since, the given system of equations has infinitely many solutions, △=△1=△2=△3=0

△=|31β2α–1121|=0

⇒ 3α+4β–αβ+3=0                      ...(i)

△3=|3132α–3124|=0

⇒ 9α+19=0 ⇒ α=–199

From (i), we get

β=611

∴  22β–9α=22×611–9×–199=12+19=31.



Q 14 :

If the system of equations

2x+λy+3z=5

3x+2y–z=7

4x+5y+μz=9

has infinitely many solutions, then (λ2+μ2) is equal to:          [2025]

  • 22

     

  • 18

     

  • 26

     

  • 30

     

(3)

For infinitely man solutions, we have △=△1=△2=△3=0

Now, △=|2λ332–145μ|=0

⇒ 2(2μ+5)–λ(3μ+4)+3(15–8)=0

⇒ 4μ+10–3λμ–4λ+21=0

⇒ 4μ–4λ–3λμ+31=0           ... (i)

Now, △2=|25337–149μ|=0

⇒ 2(7μ+9)–5(3μ+4)+3(27–28)

⇒ 14μ+18–15μ–20–3=0

⇒ –μ+18–23=0 ⇒ μ=–5

Substituting the value of μ in (i), we get

   –20–4λ+15λ+31=0

⇒ 11λ+11=0 ⇒ λ=–1

∴  λ2+μ2=(–1)2+(–5)2=26.



Q 15 :

Let the system of equations :

2x+3y+5z=9

7x+3y–2z=8

12x+3y–(4+λ)z=16–μ

have infinitely many solutions. Then the radius of the circle centred at (λ, μ) and touching the line 4x = 3y is          [2025]

  • 175

     

  • 75

     

  • 215

     

  • 7

     

(2)

Since, the given system of equation has infinitely many solutions.

△=△1=△2=△3=0

△=|23573–2123–(λ+4)|=0

⇒ 12(–21)–3(–39)–(λ+4)(–15)=0

⇒ –252+117+15(λ+4)=0

⇒ 15λ–75=0 ⇒  λ=5

△1=|93583–216–μ3–9|=0

⇒ 9(–21)–3(–40–2μ)+5(–24+3μ)=0

⇒ μ=9

So, centre of circle (5, 9)

Also, radius = length of ⊥ from centre (5, 9) to 4x = 3y

∴  r=|4(5)–3(9)(4)2+(3)2|=|20–275|=75.



Q 16 :

Let the system of equations

x+5y–z=1

4x+3y–3z=7

24x+y+λz=μ

λ,μ∈R, have infinitely many solutions. Then the number of the solutions of this system, if x, y, z are integers and satisfy 7≤x+y+z≤77, is :          [2025]

  • 3

     

  • 5

     

  • 6

     

  • 4

     

(1)

For infinitely many solutions, we have D = 0

⇒ |15–143–3241λ|=0

⇒ 1(3λ+3)–5(4λ+72)–1(4–72)=0

⇒ 17λ=–289 ⇒  λ=–17          ... (i)

Now, D1=0

⇒ |15–173–3μ1–17|=0

⇒ 1(–51+3)–5(–119+3μ)–1(7–3μ)=0

⇒ –48+595–15μ–7+3μ=0

⇒ 12μ=540

⇒  μ=45          ... (ii)

Using (i) and (ii), we get

x + 5y – z = 1, 4x + 3y – 3z =7, 24x + y –17z = 45

⇒ z=x+5y–1

∴  4x+3y–3x–15y+3=7

⇒ x–12y=4

⇒ x=4+12y and z=4+12y+5y–1=3+17y

∴  (x,y,z)=(4+12k,k,3+17k)          (∵ Assume y = k)

Also, 7≤7+30k≤77

⇒ 0≤30k<70

⇒ 0≤k≤2.3

⇒ k = 0, 1, 2

Thus, there are three possible solutions.



Q 17 :

If the system of linear equations:

x + y + 2z = 6

2x + 3y + az = a + 1

– x – 3y + bz = 2b

where a,b∈R, has infinitely many solutions, then 7a+3b is equal to :          [2025]

  • 16

     

  • 22

     

  • 9

     

  • 12

     

(1)

For infinitely many solutions, we have

△=|11223a–1–3b|=0 ⇒ 2a+b–6=0                  ...(i)

Also, △3=|11623a+1–1–32b|=0 ⇒ a+b–8=0          ... (ii)

Solving (i) and (ii), we get a = –2, b = 10

∴  7a + 3b = 7(–2) + 3(10) =16.



Q 18 :

If the system of equations

(λ–1)x+(λ–4)y+λz=5

λx+(λ–1)y+(λ–4)z=7

(λ+1)x+(λ+2)y–(λ+2)z=9

has infinitely many solutions, then λ2+λ is equal to          [2025]

  • 20

     

  • 12

     

  • 6

     

  • 10

     

(2)

For infinitely many solutions,

D=|(λ–1)(λ–4)λλ(λ–1)(λ–4)(λ+1)(λ+2)–(λ+2)|=0          ... (i)

On solving (i) along column (1), we get

2λ2–5λ–3=0

⇒ (2λ+1)(λ–3)=0

⇒ λ=3 or –12          ... (ii)

D2=0 ⇒|(λ–1)5λλ7(λ–4)(λ+1)9–(λ+2)|=0

⇒ 2λ2–13λ+21=0

⇒ (2λ–7)(λ–3)=0

⇒ λ=7/2 or λ=3          ... (iii)

Thus, λ=3          (From (ii) and (iii))

∴  λ2+λ=(3)2+3=9+3=12.



Q 19 :

The system of equations

x + y + z = 6

x + 2y + 5x = 9

x+5y+λz=μ

has no solution if           [2025]

  • λ=15, μ≠17

     

  • λ≠17, μ≠18

     

  • λ=17, μ=18

     

  • λ=17, μ≠18

     

(4)

Let A=[11112515λ]   ∴ |A|=|11112515λ|=0

⇒ 1(2λ–25)–(λ–5)+1(5–2)=0 ⇒ λ=17

Dz=|11612915μ|≠0          [∵ If |A|=0 then atleast one Dx,Dy,Dzis non zero for inconsistent system]

⇒ μ≠18.



Q 20 :

If the system of equations

2x – y + z = 4

5x+λy+3z=12

100x–47y+μz=212

has infinitely many solutions, then μ–2λ is equal to          [2025]

  • 55

     

  • 59

     

  • 56

     

  • 57

     

(4)

As the given system of equations has infinitely many solutions, then

△=△1=△2=△3=0

△2=|2415123100212μ|=0

⇒ 2(12μ–636)–4(5μ–300)+1(1060–1200)=0

⇒ 4μ–212=0

⇒ μ=53

△3=|2–145λ12100–47212|=0

⇒ 2(212λ+564)+1(1060–1200)+4(–235–100λ)=0

⇒ 24λ+48=0 ⇒ λ=–2

∴  μ–2λ=53–2(–2)=57.



Q 21 :

If the system of equations

x + 2y –3z = 2

2x+λy+5z=5

14x+3y+μz=33

has infinitely many solutions, then λ+μ is equal to :          [2025]

  • 13

     

  • 11

     

  • 12

     

  • 10

     

(3)

Given : x + 2y – 3z = 2

2x+λy+5z=5

14x+3y+μz=33

For infinitely many solutions, we have ∆=0

⇒ |12–32λ5143μ|=0

⇒ 1(λμ–15)–2(2μ–70)–3(6–14λ)=0

⇒ λμ+42λ–4μ+107=0

We also have, △1=2λμ+99λ–10μ+225

△2=μ–13, △3=5λ+5

Now, △2=0 and △3=0

∴  13–μ=0 and 5λ+5=0 ⇒ μ=13 ⇒ λ=–1

Thus, we get λ+μ=13+(–1)=13–1=12



Q 22 :

Let α,β(α≠β) be the values of m, for which the equations x + y + z = 1; x + 2y +4z = m and x + 4y + 10z = m2 have infinitely many solutions. Then the value of ∑n=110(nα+nβ) is equal to :          [2025]

  • 3080

     

  • 560

     

  • 3410

     

  • 440

     

(4)

We have, x + y + z = 1

x + 2y +4z = m and x + 4y + 10z = m2

∴  △=|1111241410|=1(4)–1(6)+1(2)=0

For infinite many solutions, △x=△y=△z=0

Now, △x=0 ⇒ |111m24m2410|=0

⇒ 1(4)–1(10m–4m2)+1(4m–2m2)=0

⇒ 4–10m+4m2+4m–2m2=0

⇒ 2m2–6m+4=0

⇒ m2–3m+2=0 ⇒ m=1,2

∴  α=1, β=2

Now, ∑n=110(nα+nβ)=∑n=110n+∑n=110n2

=10(11)2+10(11)(21)6 = 55 + 385 = 440.



Q 23 :

If the system of equations

x+y+az=b

2x+5y+2z=6

x+2y+3z=3

has infinitely many solutions, then 2a+3b is equal to               [2023]

  • 20

     

  • 25

     

  • 28

     

  • 23

     

(4)

Given system of equations are

x+y+az=b

2x+5y+2z=6

x+2y+3z=3

For infinitely many solutions, Δ=0, Δ1=0, Δ2=0, Δ3=0

Δ=|11a252123|=0⇒1(15-4)-1(6-2)+a(4-5)=0

⇒11-4-a=0⇒a=7

Δ1=|b1a652323|=0

⇒b(15-4)-1(18-6)+a(12-15)=0

⇒11b-12+7(-3)=0⇒b=3311=3

∴  2a+3b=2(7)+3(3)=23



Q 24 :

For the system of equations x+y+z=6, x+2y+αz=10, x+3y+5z=β, which one of the following is not true?         [2023]

  • System has infinitely many solutions for α=3, β=14.

     

  • System has no solution for α=3, β=24.

     

  • System has a unique solution for α=3, β≠14.

     

  • System has a unique solution for α=-3, β=14.

     

(3)

Let Δ=|11112α135|=1(10-3α)-1(5-α)+1=6-2α

For a unique solution, Δ≠0⇒α≠3

Now, if α=3, then

Δ1=|6111023β35|=6(10-9)-1(50-3β)+1(30-2β)=β-14

Δ2=|16111031β5|=1(50-3β)-6(5-3)+1(β-10) =28-2β=-2(β-14)

Δ3=|116121013β|=1(2β-30)-1(β-10)+6(3-2)=β-14

Clearly, at β=14, Δi=0 ∀ i=1,2,3

∴   At α=3, β=14, the system of equations has infinitely many solutions.



Q 25 :

Let S be the set of all values of θ∈[-π,π] for which the system of linear equations

x+y+3z=0,

-x+(tanθ)y+7z=0,

x+y+(tanθ)z=0

has a non-trivial solution. Then 120π∑θ∈Sθ is equal to              [2023]

  • 30

     

  • 10

     

  • 40

     

  • 20

     

(4)

For non-trivial solution, we have  |113-1tanθ711tanθ|=0

⇒1(tan2θ-7)-1(-tanθ-7)+3(-1-tanθ)=0

⇒tan2θ-7+tanθ+7-3-3tanθ=0

⇒tan2θ+tanθ-3tanθ-3=0

⇒tanθ(tanθ+1)-3(tanθ+1)=0

⇒tanθ=-1 or tanθ=3⇒θ=-π4,3π4,π3,-2π3

So, 120π∑θ∈Sθ=120π[-π4+3π4+π3-2π3]=120π×π6=20



Q 26 :

For the system of linear equations 2x-y+3z=5; 3x+2y-z=7; 4x+5y+αz=β, which of the following is NOT correct?       [2023]

  • The system has infinitely many solutions for α=-6 and β=9

     

  • The system has infinitely many solutions for α=-5 and β=9

     

  • The system has a unique solution for α≠-5 and β=8

     

  • The system is inconsistent for α=-5 and β=8

     

(1)

We have,

2x-y+3z=5

3x+2y-z=7

4x+5y+αz=β

By Cramer's rule,

Δ=|2-1332-145α|=7α+35

Δ1=|5-1372-1β5α|=17α-5β+130

Δ2=|25337-14βα|=11β-α-104

Δ3=|2-1532745β|=7(β-9)

For infinite many solutions, Δ=Δ1=Δ2=Δ3=0

⇒α=-5 and β=9

So, option (a) is incorrect and option (b) is correct.

For unique solution, Δ≠0⇒α≠-5 and β can be any value.

∴Option (c) is correct.

At α=-5 and β=8

Δ=0 and Δ1=5≠0                ∴ Solution is inconsistent.

 So, option (4) is correct.



Q 27 :

If the system of linear equations 7x+11y+αz=13, 5x+4y+7z=β, 175x+194y+57z=361

has infinitely many solutions, then α+β+2 is equal to:             [2023]

  • 4

     

  • 3

     

  • 6

     

  • 5

     

(1)

For infinitely many solutions, Δ=Δ1=Δ2=Δ3=0

Δ=|711α54717519457|

=7(228-1358)-11(285-1225)+α(970-700)

=-7910+10340+270α=0 ⇒-2430+270α=0 ⇒α=-9

Δ1=|1311-9β4736119457|=13(228-1358)-11(57β-2527)-9(194β-1444)

=-14690-627β+27797-1746β+12996 =26103-2373β=0

⇒β=11           ∴α+β+2=-9+11+2=4



Q 28 :

For the system of linear equations 

2x+4y+2az=b,

x+2y+3z=4,

2x-5y+2z=8

which of the following is NOT correct?                   [2023]
 

  • It has infinitely many solutions if a=3, b=8

     

  • It has infinitely many solutions if a=3, b=6

     

  • It has unique solution if a=b=8

     

  • It has unique solution if a=b=6

     

(2)

We have, system of linear equations

2x+4y+2az=b

x+2y+3z=4

2x-5y+2z=8

It can be written as AX=B,

where, A=[242a1232-52],   B=[b48],  X=[xyz]

|A|=2(4+15)-4(2-6)+2a(-5-4)=54-18a

If |A|=0, then a=3 and the system has infinitely many solutions.

If |A|≠0, then a≠3 and the system has a unique solution.

A11=19,  A12=4,  A13=-9,   A21=-38,  A22=-8,  A23=18, A31=0,  A32=0,  A33=0

adjA=[A11A21A31A12A22A32A13A23A33]=[19-3804-80-9180]

For infinitely many solutions:

(adjA)B=O⇒[19-3804-80-9180][b48]=[000]

⇒19b-152=0  ⇒  b=8



Q 29 :

If the system of equations 2x+y-z=5, 2x-5y+λz=μ, x+2y-5z=7

has infinitely many solutions, then (λ+μ)2+(λ-μ)2 is equal to:                  [2023]

  • 912

     

  • 916

     

  • 904

     

  • 920

     

(2)

2x+y-z=5

2x-5y+λz=μ

x+2y-5z=7

The system of equations has infinitely many solutions when Δ=Δ1=Δ2=Δ3=0

Δ=0

⇒|21-12-5λ12-5|=0

⇒2(25-2λ)-1(-10-λ)-1(4+5)=0

⇒50-4λ+10+λ-9=0 ⇒-3λ=-51⇒λ=17

Δ3=0

|2152-5μ127|=0⇒2(-35-2μ)-1(14-μ)+5(4+5)=0

⇒-70-4μ-14+μ+45=0⇒-3μ=39⇒μ=-13

∴   (λ+μ)2+(λ-μ)2=(17-13)2+(17+13)2=42+302=16+900=916



Q 30 :

Let the system of linear equations

-x+2y-9z=7

-x+3y+7z=9

-2x+y+5z=8

-3x+y+13z=λ

has a unique solution x=α, y=β, z=γ. Then the distance of the point (α,β,γ) from the plane 2x-2y+z=λ is           [2023]

  • 9

     

  • 7

     

  • 13

     

  • 11

     

(2)

We have, -x+2y-9z=7  ... (i)

-x+3y+7z=9  ... (ii)

-2x+y+5z=8  ... (iii)

-3x+y+13z=λ  ... (iv)

From (i), we have x=2y-9z-7  ... (v)

Substituting the value of x in (ii) and (iii), we get

y+16z=2 and -3y+23z=-6

Solving these two equations, we get y=2,z=0.

⇒x=2×2-9×0-7=4-7=-3  [Using (v)]

Now, substituting the value of x,y,z in equation (iv), we get

-3×(-3)+2+13×(0)=λ⇒λ=11

Distance of (-3,2,0) from the plane 2x-2y+z=11 is

d=|-6-4-114+4+1|=213=7 units.