Download presentation
Presentation is loading. Please wait.
1
SOLUTION TO SIMULTANEOUS LINEAR EQUATIONS
By Olowolafe Samuel Opeyemi(Opsam)
2
A variable in Mathematics can assume different values
It is usually the unknown which we denote using letters A linear expression is a Mathematical statement which has the highest power of its variable(s) as E.g. 2x + 5y, a + 2p, -7c – d, etc. Solution To Simultaneous Linear Equations
3
Solution To Simultaneous Equations
4
c – f = -4, 6v – 5r = 3, 7y + t – 3 = 0, 4e + 3 = 0, etc.
A linear equation is an equation with the highest power of its unknown as E.g. c – f = -4, 6v – 5r = 3, 7y + t – 3 = 0, 4e + 3 = 0, etc. . Solution To Simultaneous Linear Equations
5
Simultaneous linear equations are two or more linear equations with at least two variables(unknowns) which could be solved at the same time. Simultaneous equations could be solved using graphical, elimination, substitution, Crammer, row reduction methods and many more Solution To Simultaneous Equations
6
Put x = 2 in (ii) USING THE ELIMINATION METHOD-Case 1
Put x = 2 in (ii) Solution To Simultaneous Linear Equations
7
2 + y = 5 In conclusion, x = 2 and y = 3
8
x = 2 Put x = 2 in equation ii USING THE ELIMINATION METHOD- Case 1
x = 2 Divide both sides by 6 Put x = 2 in equation ii Solution To Simultaneous Linear Equations
9
In conclusion, x = 2 and y = -2
In conclusion, x = 2 and y = -2 Solution To Simultaneous Equations
10
a = 4 USING THE ELIMINATION METHOD- Case 1 Put a = 4 in equation ii
Divide both sides by 8 a = 4 Put a = 4 in equation ii
11
Divide both sides by 3
12
Exercise 1: Solve simultaneously using elimination method
Solution To Simultaneous Equations
13
x = 1/2, y = 7/2 x = -4, y = -5 p = 4, q = 22 m = 3, n = -7
ANSWERS TO EXERCISE 1 x = 1/2, y = 7/2 x = -4, y = -5 p = 4, q = 22 m = 3, n = -7 a = -3, b = 4 Solution To Simultaneous Equations
14
USING THE ELIMINATION METHOD- Case 2
X 5 X 6
15
Divide both sides by 52 Solution To Simultaneous Equations
17
6p = 3 p = 3/6; p = 1/2 Divide both sides by 6
6p = 3 Divide both sides by 6 p = 3/6; p = 1/2 Solution To Simultaneous Equations
18
USING THE ELIMINATION METHOD- Case 2
X 2 X 3
19
Divide both sides by -7 Solution To Simultaneous Equations
20
Collect like terms Put y = 1/7 in equation (ii)
Collect like terms Solution To Simultaneous Equations
21
14x = 20 Divide both sides by 14 Cross multiply
Cross multiply 14x = 20 Divide both sides by 14 Solution To Simultaneous Equations
22
USING THE ELIMINATION METHOD- Case 2
X 6 X -3
23
Divide both sides by 9 Put y = 4/9 in equation (i)
24
Collect like terms
25
Cross multiply -27x = 20 Divide both sides by - 27
26
Exercise 2: Solve simultaneously using elimination method
Solution To Simultaneous Equations
27
ANSWERS TO EXERCISE 2
28
USING THE SUBSTITUTION METHOD- CASE 1 AND 2
From (ii), make y the subject of the formula
29
Put (iii) in (i) that is substitute y = 2 – 7x in (i)
Collect like terms Solution To Simultaneous Equations
30
Put x = 3 in (iii) We can finally conclude that x = 3 and y = -19
31
USING THE SUBSTITUTION METHOD- CASE 1 AND 2
From (i), make n the subject of the formula
32
Put (iii) in (ii) that is substitute n = 7m – 15 in (ii)
Put (iii) in (ii) that is substitute n = 7m – 15 in (ii) Collect like terms Solution To Simultaneous Equations
33
We can finally conclude that m = 1 and n = -8
Put m = 1 in (iii) We can finally conclude that m = 1 and n = -8
34
From (i), make a the subject of the formula
From (i), make a the subject of the formula
35
Divide both sides by 2 Solution To Simultaneous Equations
37
Cross multiply Collect like terms
38
Put b = -4 in (iii)
39
Solution To Simultaneous Equations
40
EXERCISE 3 Use the substitution method to solve the following simultaneous equations
41
Solution To Exercise 3
42
THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME 2348073801660 opsam911@yahoo.com
FOR ANY ENQUIRY/CONTRIBUTION, YOU CAN CONTACT OPSAM THROUGH: Solution To Simultaneous Equations
Similar presentations
© 2024 SlidePlayer.com. Inc.
All rights reserved.