Elimination Method 1
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Question 1 of 6
1. Question
Solve the following simultaneous equations by elimination.2x-3y=32x−3y=34x+3y=154x+3y=15-
x=x= (3)y=y= (1)
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In the elimination method you either add or subtract the equations to get the value of xx and yyFirst, label the two equations 11 and 22 respectively.2x-3y2x−3y == 33 Equation 11 4x+3y4x+3y == 1515 Equation 22 Next, add the two equations.2x-3y2x−3y == 33 4x+3y4x+3y == 1515 6x6x == 1818 -3y+3y−3y+3y cancels out Solve for xx.6x6x == 1818 xx == 33 Divide both sides by 66 Now, substitute the value of xx into any of the two equations.22xx-3y−3y == 33 Equation 11 22(3)(3)-3y−3y == 33 x=3x=3 6-3y6−3y == 33 Simplify 6-3y6−3y-6−6 == 33-6−6 Subtract 66 from both sides -3y−3y == -3−3 yy == -1−1 x=3,y=1x=3,y=1 -
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Question 2 of 6
2. Question
Solve the following simultaneous equations by elimination.2x-3y=82x−3y=8x-y=3x−y=3-
x=x= (1)y=y= (-2)
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Elimination Method
- 1)1) make sure a variable has same coefficients on the 2 equations
- 2)2) add or subtract the equations so that one variable is cancelled
- 3)3) solve for the variable that remains
- 4)4) substitute known value to one of the equations to solve for the other variable
First, label the two equations 11 and 22 respectively.2x-3y2x−3y == 88 Equation 11 x-yx−y == 33 Equation 22 Next, multiply the values of equation 22 by 22 and label the product as equation 33.x-yx−y == 33 Equation 22 (x-y)(x−y)×2×2 == 33×2×2 Multiply the values of both sides by 22 2x-2y2x−2y == 66 Equation 33 Then, subtract equation 33 from equation 11.2x-3y2x−3y == 88 -− (2x-2y)(2x−2y) == 66 -y−y == 22 2x-2x2x−2x cancels out Solve for yy from the difference.-y−y == 22 -y−y÷(-1)÷(−1) == 22÷(-1)÷(−1) Divide both sides by -1−1 yy == -2−2 Now, substitute the value of yy into any of the two equations.x-x− yy == 33 Equation 22 x-x− (-2)(−2) == 33 y=-2y=−2 x+2x+2 -2−2 == 33 -2−2 Subtract 22 from both sides xx == 11 x=1,y=-2x=1,y=−2 -
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Question 3 of 6
3. Question
Solve the following simultaneous equations by elimination.5x+2y=255x+2y=254x-3y=-34x−3y=−3-
x=x= (3)y=y= (5)
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In the elimination method you either add or subtract the equations to get the value of xx and yyFirst, label the two equations 11 and 22 respectively.5x+2y5x+2y == 2525 Equation 11 4x-3y4x−3y == -3−3 Equation 22 Multiply Equation 11 by 33.5x+2y5x+2y == 2525 (5x+2y)(5x+2y)×3×3 == 2525×3×3 15x+6y15x+6y == 7575 Simplify Multiply Equation 22 by 22.4x-3y4x−3y == -3−3 (4x-3y)(4x−3y)×2×2 == -3−3×2×2 8x-6y8x−6y == -6−6 Simplify Add the two transformed equations.15x+6y15x+6y == 7575 8x-6y8x−6y == -6−6 23x23x == 6969 6y-6y6y−6y cancels out Solve for xx.23x23x == 6969 xx == 33 Divide both sides by 2323 Now, substitute the value of xx into any of the two equations.55xx+2y+2y == 2525 Equation 11 55(3)(3)+2y+2y == 2525 x=3x=3 15+2y15+2y == 2525 15+2y15+2y-15−15 == 2525-15−15 Subtract 1515 from both sides 2y2y == 1010 yy == 55 Divide both sides by 22 x=3,y=5x=3,y=5 -
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Question 4 of 6
4. Question
Solve the following simultaneous equations by elimination.2x-7y=192x−7y=19x+2y=4x+2y=4-
x=x= (6)y=y= (-1)
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In the elimination method you either add or subtract the equations to get the value of xx and yyFirst, label the two equations 11 and 22 respectively.2x-7y2x−7y == 1919 Equation 11 x+2yx+2y == 44 Equation 22 Multiply Equation 11 by 22.2x-7y2x−7y == 1919 (2x-7y)(2x−7y)×2×2 == 1919×2×2 4x-14y4x−14y == 3838 Simplify Multiply Equation 22 by 77.x+2yx+2y = 4 (x+2y)×7 = 4×7 7x+14y = 28 Simplify Add the two transformed equations.4x-14y = 38 7x+14y = 28 11x = 66 -14y+14y cancels out Solve for x.11x = 66 x = 6 Divide both sides by 11 Now, substitute the value of x into any of the two equations.2x-7y = 19 Equation 1 2(6)-7y = 19 x=6 12-7y = 19 12-7y-12 = 19-12 Subtract 12 from both sides -7y = 7 y = -1 Divide both sides by -7 x=6,y=-1 -
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Question 5 of 6
5. Question
Solve the following simultaneous equations by elimination.2x+y=-54x-3y=5-
x= (-1)y= (-3)
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Elimination Method
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- 2) add or subtract the equations so that one variable is cancelled
- 3) solve for the variable that remains
- 4) substitute known value to one of the equations to solve for the other variable
First, label the two equations 1 and 2 respectively.2x+y = -5 Equation 1 4x-3y = 5 Equation 2 Next, multiply the values of equation 1 by 3 and label the product as equation 3.2x+y = -5 Equation 1 (2x+y)×3 = -5×3 Multiply the values of both sides by 3 6x+3y = -15 Equation 3 Then, add equation 3 to equation 2.4x-3y = 5 + (6x+3y) = -15 10x = -10 -3y+3y cancels out Solve for x from the sum.10x = -10 10x÷10 = -10÷10 Divide both sides by 10 x = -1 Now, substitute the value of x into any of the two equations.4x -3y = 5 Equation 2 4(-1) -3y = 5 x=-1 -4-3y +4 = 5 +4 Add 4 to both sides -3y ÷(-3) = 9 ÷(-3) Divide both sides by -3 y = -3 x=-1,y=-3 -
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Question 6 of 6
6. Question
Solve the following simultaneous equations by elimination.2x-4y=-43x-2y=-10-
x= (-4)y= (-1)
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Elimination Method
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- 2) add or subtract the equations so that one variable is cancelled
- 3) solve for the variable that remains
- 4) substitute known value to one of the equations to solve for the other variable
First, label the two equations 1 and 2 respectively.2x-4y = -4 Equation 1 3x-2y = -10 Equation 2 Next, multiply the values of equation 1 by 3 and label the product as equation 3.2x-4y = -4 Equation 1 (2x-4y)×3 = -4×3 Multiply the values of both sides by 3 6x-12y = -12 Equation 3 Also multiply the values of equation 2 by 2 and label the product as equation 4.3x-2y = -10 Equation 2 (3x-2y)×2 = -10×2 Multiply the values of both sides by 2 6x-4y = -20 Equation 4 Then, subtract equation 4 from equation 3.6x-12y = -12 - (6x-4y) = -20 -8y = 8 6x-6x cancels out Solve for y from the difference.-8y = 8 -8y÷(-8) = 8÷(-8) Divide both sides by -8 y = -1 Now, substitute the value of y into any of the two equations.2x-4y = -4 Equation 1 2x-4(-1) = -4 y=-1 2x+4 -4 = -4 -4 Subtract 4 from both sides 2x ÷2 = -8 ÷2 Divide both sides by 2 x = -4 x=-4,y=-1 -
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