This presentation is all about the different categories of systems of linear equations in two variables and the different methods of solving it
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Mathematics 8 With Ma'am Nor
Prayer
Energizer
Review
What is the answer?
How much is an apple?a bunch of bananas?
What is your equation in life?
Life + Love = HAPPY Life - Love=LONELY Life = 1/2 HAPPY + 1/2 LONELY 2Life = HAPPY+LONELY 2
OBJECTIVES determine the characteristics of the different systems of equation solve systems of equations using different methods
If we are to make a mathematical equation out of the picture, what would it be? Let a-cost of an apple b-cost of banana
a +a + a = 18 3a= 18 a + b+b =14 a + 2b=14
Systems of Linear Equations SIBULAN SCIENCE HS With Ma'am Nor
A system of linear equations consists of two or more linear equations made up of two or more variables such that all equations in the system are considered simultaneously.
Solution of a sytem -ordered pairs that make all the equations true. The solution to a sytem is where the graphs of the system intersect
CATEGORIES OF A SYSTEMS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
a different slopes SYSTEM OF LINEAR EQUATIONS WITH EXACTLY ONE SOLUTION A system has e xactly one solution if the lines intersect. different /same intercepts CONSISTENT-INDEPENDENT SYSTEM
SYSTEM OF LINEAR EQUATIONS WITH NO SOLUTION INCONSISTENT SYSTEM
SYSTEM OF LINEAR EQUATIONS WITH INFINITELY MANY SOLUTIONS CONSISTENT-DEPENDENT SYSTEM
SUMMARY Intersecting lines Consistent-independent
Identify the type of system by comparing their slopes and intercepts.Give the number of solutions and describe their graphs. 1. y=x-1 2. 3y +x =5 3. y = -x + 2 y=2x+2 6y+2x=10 y = -x -5 Try this! xy =3 x-y=5
ALGEBRAIC METHODS OF SOLVING SYSTEMS OF LINEAR EQUATIONS
SUBSTITUTION METHOD x+y =3 x-y=5 1.Find the value of x in terms of y in equation 1 x=3-y
x+y=3 x-y=5 2.Substitute value of x in equation 2 From eq. 1. x=3-y x-y=5 (3-y )-y=5 3-2y=5 -2y=5-3, SUBSTITUTION METHOD -2y=2 -2 -2 y=-1
x+y=3 x-y=5 3 .Substitute value of y =-1 in equation 1 x=3-y , SUBSTITUTION METHOD x= 3-(-1) x=3+1 x=4
x+y=3 x-y=5 Therefore, the solution of the system is , SUBSTITUTION METHOD (4,-1)
This means that the lines intersect at point SUBSTITUTION METHOD (4,-1)
x+y=3 (4) +(-1) =3 4-1=3 3 = 3 If x=4 and y=-1, then Checking x+y=3 x-y=5 x-y=5 (4) -(-1) =5 4+1=5 5=5
ELIMINATION METHOD x+y=3 x-y=5 2x = 8 2 2 Add equation 1 and 2, eliminate y, since they have opposite signs and they add up to zero x = 4
x+y=3 x-y=5 Substitute value of x in either equation 1 or 2 x = 4 4+y=3 y=3-4 y=-1 ELIMINATION METHOD
x+y=3 x-y=5 The solution to the system is (4, -1) ELIMINATION METHOD
x+y=3 (4) +(-1) =3 4-1=3 3 = 3 If x=4 and y=-1, then Checking x+y=3 x-y=5 x-y=5 (4) -(-1) =3 4+1=5 5=5
Solve the system: y=x-1 y=2x+2 Try this! x+y=3 x-y=5
Solve the system of equations. 1. y=x-1 2. 3y +x =5 3. y = -x + 2 y=2x+2 6y+2x=10 y = -x -5 Try this! xy =3 x-y=5