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Page 1: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.
Page 2: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

System of Equations

2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables

Page 3: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.
Page 4: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

Our goal is normally to find a the values of the variables that work in both equations.

Page 5: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

In most cases you can think of this as the point where two lines cross.

(x,y) is thesolution tothe systemof equations.

Page 6: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

There are lots of ways to solve systems of equations.

One way is by graphing. Carefully graph both lines

on the same axes. Find the point where they

cross.

Page 7: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

Solve y = 2x + 2y = x – 1

Page 8: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

Solve y = 2x + 2y = x – 1

y = 2x + 2 y-intercept = 2 slope = 2/1

y = x – 1 y-intercept = -1 slope = 1/1

Page 9: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

The solution is(3, -4)

Page 10: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

Solve y = x + 2y = -x + 4

y = x + 2 y-intercept = 2 slope = 1/1

y = -x + 4 y-intercept = 4 slope = -1/1

Page 11: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

The solution is(1,3)

Page 12: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

Solve x + 2y = 52x + y = 4

Page 13: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

Solve x + 2y = 52x + y = 4

Find the intercepts.

Page 14: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

Solve x + 2y = 52x + y = 4

Find the intercepts.x + 2y = 5

(0,2.5) and (5,0)2x + y = 4

(0,4) and (2,0)

Page 15: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

Thesolutionis(1,2)

Page 16: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

Solve 2x + 2y = 64x – 6y = 12

Page 17: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

Solve 2x + 2y = 64x – 6y = 12

Intercepts2x + 2y = 6

(0,3) and (3,0)4x – 6y = 12

(0,-2) and (3,0)

Page 18: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

We can tell without even finishing the graph that (3,0) is the solution.

Page 19: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

Solve 3x + 2y = 123x + 2y = 6

Page 20: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

Solve 3x + 2y = 123x + 2y = 6

Intercepts3x + 2y = 12

(0,6) and (4,0)3x + 2y = 6

(0,3) and (2,0)

Page 21: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

These areparallel lines.

They both have

a slope or -3/2.

They never intersect, so there is no solution.

Page 22: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

It’s also possible to have infinitely many solutions, which would mean you have different expressions for the same line.

For example: 5x + 2y = 10y = -5/2x + 5

Page 23: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

There are lots of word problems that involve systems of equations. For instance …

Two tacos and a burrito cost $8. One taco and two burritos cost $10. How much is a taco, and how much is a burrito?

Page 24: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

Two tacos and a burrito cost $8. One taco and two burritos cost $10. How much is a taco, and how much is a burrito?

2t + 1b = 8 2x + 1y = 81t + 2b = 10 1x + 2y = 10

Page 25: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

2x + 1y = 81x + 2y = 10

The solution is (2,4)

Page 26: System of Equations  2 (or more) equations, each of which has 2 (or more) variables.

Two tacos and a burrito cost $8. One taco and two burritos cost $10. How much is a taco, and how much is a burrito?

(2,4) means a taco costs $2 and a burrito costs $4.