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How do you work simultaneous equations? - Answers

for example: 2x+y=8----(equation1) and x+y=6----(equation2) since "y" in both equations r positive and equal we can minus them(equation1-equation2) 2x-x y-y 8-6 so x=2 we use this to substitute the x (with 2) using any equation, x+y=6 i.e (2)+y=6 y=6-2 so y=4 There. That was on way.we should always make either of the variable equal. i.e by multiplying the entire equation.



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for example: 2x+y=8----(equation1) and x+y=6----(equation2) since "y" in both equations r positive and equal we can minus them(equation1-equation2) 2x-x y-y 8-6 so x=2 we use this to substitute the x (with 2) using any equation, x+y=6 i.e (2)+y=6 y=6-2 so y=4 There. That was on way.we should always make either of the variable equal. i.e by multiplying the entire equation.



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How do you work simultaneous equations? - Answers

for example: 2x+y=8----(equation1) and x+y=6----(equation2) since "y" in both equations r positive and equal we can minus them(equation1-equation2) 2x-x y-y 8-6 so x=2 we use this to substitute the x (with 2) using any equation, x+y=6 i.e (2)+y=6 y=6-2 so y=4 There. That was on way.we should always make either of the variable equal. i.e by multiplying the entire equation.

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