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4= − (5) 0.3x − 0.2y = 2.8
5 10.
42= − 1.5x − 0.4y = 7
x y
= 2 2 − 3 = 5
11.
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Therefore, x = and y = 2. x − y = 3 1
5
3 6 2
pq−= 5
12.
Exercise 5.8 3pq−= p + 13
5x − 2y = 10
Solve the following simultaneous 13.
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x
equations by using substitution −+ 3y = 24
method. 2x += 10
y
14.
3x − 2y = 5 x − 2y = 1
1. x
y
y
2x += 8 += 9
23 15. 2
2. 5ab+ = 3x − y = 23
3a − 2b = 6 5
3. x − 3y = 2 Solving word problems on linear
4x + 2y = 36 simultaneous equations
7x y−= 14 Simultaneous equations are useful in
4. solving real-life problems involving
8x − 2y = 16 more than one unknown which can be
7x y+= 17 solved simultaneously. Such problems
5.
8x − 2y = 10 can be formulated from different real-
life scenarios such as the routes of
y
2x −= 9
6. the journey, managing multiple loans,
y
x += 9 recipe proportions and many others.
Formulating and solving word problems
3yx−= 4 on simultaneous equations involve the
7.
Mathematics Form One 8. 8mn−= 45 1 1. Let the unknowns be represented
y +
2x =
6
following steps:
38
by variables.
3n =
−
m −
2. Write the two simultaneous equations
2ab+ =
21
9.
according to the requirements of the
a +
2b =
problem.
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