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How to work out this linear stimultaneous equations

How to work out this linear stimultaneous equations-example-1

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Explanation:

  • extract the third equation from one of the given equation by making at most one variable with 1 as the coefficient the subject of the equation.

  • x = 2 - y...........(3)
  • now substitute the third equation to the other equation *Not the one you extracted the new equation from*

  • y = 2 ({2 - y})^(2) + (2 -y ) - 2
  • After substituting simplify

  • y = 2(2 - y)(2 - y) + 2 - y - 2 \\ y = 2(4 - 2y - 2y + {y}^(2) ) + 2 - y - 2 \\ y = 2(4 - 4y + {y}^(2) ) - y \\ y = 8 - 8y + 2 {y }^(2) - y
  • Therfore group the terms in the form of a general Quadratic equation.
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