there are three ways we know how to solve systems of equations
substitution
{x+y = 10, x-y = 4} {equation 1, equation 2}
x=10-y {solve for x in equation 1}
(10-y)-y=4 {substitute 'solution for x in equation 1' into equation 2}
10-2y=4 {simplify}
2y=6 {simplify}
y=3 {solve for y}
x+(3)=10 {plug y into equation 1}
x=7 {solve for x}
solution: (7, 3)
elimination
{x+y = 10, x-y = 4} {equation 1, equation 2}
{x+y=10 {add (or subtract) equations, eliminating one variable}
{x-y=4
-2y=-6 {determine new equation}
y=3 {solve for y}
x+(3)=10 {plug y into equation 1}
x=7 {solve for x}
solution: (7, 3)
graphing
{x+y = 10, x-y = 4} {equation 1, equation 2}
plug both into calculator
find where the graphs intersect each other
solution: (7, 3)
fun stuff i know
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