Solving Simultaneous Equations by Elimination
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Examples, videos and solutions to help GCSE Maths students learn how to solve simultaneous equations by elimination.
Simultaneous Equations - Elimination method Example 1
In these examples the two equations have the same format and the x terms are both the same, being 3x.
Simultaneous Equations - Elimination method Example 2
In these examples the two equations have the same format but the y terms are both negative. Care must be taken over the signs as mistakes can easily be made.
Simultaneous Equations - Elimination method Example 3
In these examples the two equations have the same format but instead of the x terms being the same it is now the turn of the y terms. Care must be taken over the signs as mistakes can easily be made.
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More Lessons for GCSE Maths
Math Worksheets
Examples, videos and solutions to help GCSE Maths students learn how to solve simultaneous equations by elimination.
Simultaneous Equations - Elimination method Example 1
In these examples the two equations have the same format and the x terms are both the same, being 3x.
In these examples the two equations have the same format but the y terms are both negative. Care must be taken over the signs as mistakes can easily be made.
In these examples the two equations have the same format but instead of the x terms being the same it is now the turn of the y terms. Care must be taken over the signs as mistakes can easily be made.
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