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# Which of the following equations has only one integer pair as solution

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Which of the following equations has only one integer pair as solution?

A) y = 2x

B) y = x/2

C) $$y =\sqrt{5}*x$$

D) y=x+1

E) y=1/x
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Last edited by Bunuel on 06 Jul 2017, 09:01, edited 1 time in total.
Formatted the question.
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06 Jul 2017, 07:54
Is C the answer as only one integer solution possible (0,0) rest all has more than one if you consider negative counter part

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14 Jul 2017, 04:33
roastedchips wrote:
Which of the following equations has only one integer pair as solution?

A) y = 2x

B) y = x/2

C) $$y =\sqrt{5}*x$$

D) y=x+1

E) y=1/x

What are the solutions for E? other than (1,1)?
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14 Jul 2017, 05:41
(-1,-1) as Negative counterparts

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(-1,-1) as Negative counterparts

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02 Sep 2017, 08:29
A) y = 2x, x=1y=2, x=2y=4
B) y = x/2 x2y1 x4y2
C) y=√5∗x x0y0
D) y=x+1 x0y1 x1y2 x3y4
E) y=1/x x1y1 and x(-1) y(-1)

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02 Sep 2017, 23:44

We can have multiple integer solutions for every equation except C
y=√5∗x in order to have integer solution we have to have x=√5
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02 Sep 2017, 23:55
arvind910619 wrote:

We can have multiple integer solutions for every equation except C
y=√5∗x in order to have integer solution we have to have x=√5

very sorry for your solution x =√5
which you stated above

x=0 and y= 0 is the only integer solution possible as √5 is not an integer.

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