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Chapter 10: Q 2 TB (page 788)

Find the equation of the line parallel to yaxis and containing the point(π,e)

Short Answer

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The required equation isx=π

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01

Given information

The given line is parallel to yaxis and contains the point(π,e)

02

Finding the equation

The equation of a line parallel to yaxis can be written as:

x=k

As per the point given, the required equation is:

x=π

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