1) The document provides information about simultaneous equations, including how to solve them using substitution.
2) It gives several word problems involving simultaneous equations, asking to find unknown values based on the information provided.
3) Examples include finding two numbers given their sum and sum of squares, finding intersection points of a curve and line, and finding dimensions of shapes based on given properties like perimeter and area.
1) The document provides information about simultaneous equations, including how to solve them using substitution.
2) It gives several word problems involving simultaneous equations, asking to find unknown values based on the information provided.
3) Examples include finding two numbers given their sum and sum of squares, finding intersection points of a curve and line, and finding dimensions of shapes based on given properties like perimeter and area.
1) The document provides information about simultaneous equations, including how to solve them using substitution.
2) It gives several word problems involving simultaneous equations, asking to find unknown values based on the information provided.
3) Examples include finding two numbers given their sum and sum of squares, finding intersection points of a curve and line, and finding dimensions of shapes based on given properties like perimeter and area.
1) The document provides information about simultaneous equations, including how to solve them using substitution.
2) It gives several word problems involving simultaneous equations, asking to find unknown values based on the information provided.
3) Examples include finding two numbers given their sum and sum of squares, finding intersection points of a curve and line, and finding dimensions of shapes based on given properties like perimeter and area.
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Chapter 4 : Simultaneous Equations f) Given (−1 , 2 m) is the solution for simultaneous equations
1. Simultaneous equations in two unknowns x 2+ py −46=5= px−xy where m and p are constant. Find A linear equation is an equation in which the power of the the value ofm and p. unknowns is one. For example, x + y=6 and x−2 y=1 are linear equations. 3. Application of simultaneous equations A non-linear equation is an equation in which the power of the a) Given the sum of two positive numbers is 16 and the sum of the unknowns is not equal to one. For example, x 2+ y 2=6 and squares of both numbers is 160. Find the two numbers.
3 xy−5 x=1 are non-linear equations.
Simultaneous equations in two unknowns are two equations or
more in two unknowns which have a common solution. y b) Given the curve y 2=12(1−x) and the straight line =12. x Without drawing any graph, calculate the intersection points of 2. Solving simultaneous equations using substitution method both lines. a) Solve the simultaneous equations: x +2 y =1 x 2+ 4 y 2=13
c) The diagram shows a right
A angle triangle ABC. Given the perimeter of ABC is b) Solve the simultaneous equations 24cm. Find the values of x y 4x B and y. 2 x+3 y =1 + =−6 C x y
c) Solve the simultaneous equations d) The diagram shows a
2 3 x+ y+ 7=3 x + x−2 y=4 cm Q rectangle PQRS. Given the P perimeter of PQRS is 20cm cm and the length of the S R diagonal PR is √ 58 cm. Find the values of x and y. d) Solve the simultaneous equation x y 0∧2 3 5 − + 1= + − =0 2 3 x y 6
e) The diagram shows a rectangular shaped
room. The shaded is covered with a 1m rectangular carpet which is being put 1m 1m e) Given (2 k ,−4 p) is the solution for simultaneous equations away from the wall of the room. If the area 1m 9 7 and the perimeter of the carpet are 10cm x−3 y=4 and + =1. Find the value of k and p. and 13cm. Find the measurements of the 1m x 4y room. [6x4.5m]
1 Q P f) The diagram above shows a garden in the shape of a rectangle PQST and a quadrant of a circle QRS with the centre S. If the area of the garden is 15 π m 2 and PQ is longer than the arc QR by 2 π m, find the value of x.
