Mastering Simultaneous Equations: Step-by-Step Elimination Method with Real-World Example

Unlock the secrets of solving simultaneous equations effortlessly using the elimination method! In this comprehensive math tutorial, we guide you through the process of eliminating variables to find the solution to two equations simultaneously. Follow along with the example: 5x - y = 4 and 2x + y = 10. Whether you're a student seeking clarity or a math enthusiast looking to enhance your skills, this video provides clear explanations and practical insights to make simultaneous equation solving a breeze. Watch, learn, and conquer the world of math with confidence! #MathTutorial #SimultaneousEquations #EliminationMethod
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[@ChavoMysterio]

5x-y=4
2x+y=10
5x+2x-y+y=4+10
7x=14
x=2
5(2)-y=4
10-y=4
-y=-6
y=6
2(2)+y=10
4+y=10
y=6
(x, y)=(2, 6) ❤

[@shoukatalishad5524]

Nhi hua

[@Peterseng24]

After x=2 at 0.48 by elimination, substitute for x into either equation and solve for y. No need for a second elimination process. 🇦🇺

[@CalvinceOnlineMath]

Thank you for the sentiments. This depends on what your professor was testing; if the instructions are ’use elimination method’ then don’t mix with substitution, just eliminate one variable to solve for the other in turns