SOLUTION: Simultaneas equations Y=2x-1 Y=x+1 & Y=3x-2 Y=x+4

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Question 995639: Simultaneas equations
Y=2x-1
Y=x+1
&
Y=3x-2
Y=x+4

Answer by ikleyn(52781)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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Simultaneas equations
Y=2x-1
Y=x+1
&
Y=3x-2
Y=x+4
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These equations are two (independent) systems of equations. If you need to solve these equations, then

1. .

Since the left sides are equal, the right sides are equal too. It gives

2x - 1 = x + 1,
x = 2.

Substitute it into the first equation of the system and find y.


2. Solve the second system by applying the same approach. It is very easy!



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