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Introduction
Simultaneous Linear Equation
Introduction
When we say something is simultaneous, we mean two or more things are happening together at once.
Simultaneous implies occurring at the same time.
It just means things happening at the same time.
An equation is like a balance scale showing that what is on the left is the same as what is on the right.
An equation is a mathematical statement that denotes the equality of two expressions.
It is a way of saying two things are equal in maths.
A simultaneous equation is when you have two or more maths problems with unknown letters, and you must solve them at the same time to find the answers.
Simultaneous equation is a mathematical statement that deals with finding the numerical representation of two algebraic letters whose numerical values are unknown until it is evaluated.
It means finding the real numbers for letters like x and y that work for both equations at once.
There are 3 ways of evaluating simultaneous equation:
Elimination Method
Substitution Method
Graphical Method
Key points
- •Simultaneous means occurring at the same time.
- •An equation is a mathematical statement showing equality between two expressions.
- •Simultaneous equations involve finding numerical values for unknown algebraic letters that satisfy multiple equations at once.
- •The three main methods for solving simultaneous equations are Elimination, Substitution, and Graphical methods.