Q. put xy=ax+by in form of y=mx+c where Y=yx and X=x
Rewrite equation: We are given the equation xy=ax+by and we need to solve for y in terms of x to get it in the form y=mx+c.First, let's rewrite the equation to isolate terms with y on one side.xy−by=ax
Factor out y: Now, factor out y from the left side of the equation.y(x−b)=ax
Divide by (x−b): Next, divide both sides of the equation by (x−b) to solve for y.y=(x−b)ax
Express y in terms: Now, we need to express y in terms of X and Y, where Y=yx and X=x. First, let's solve the equation Y=yx for y. y=Yx
Substitute Y into equation: Substitute Y=yx into the equation y=(x−b)ax.y=(X−b)ax
Replace X with x: Since we have y in terms of X, we can now replace X with x to get the final form.y=x−baxThis is the equation in the form y=mx+c, where m=x−ba and c=0.
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