A set of simultaneous equations, is a finite set of equations for which common solutions are sought.
Also known as a system of equations or an equation system.
Points to note:
- Set of 2 or more equations.
- Each equation contains 2 or more variables.
- The number of variables may be equal to or less than the number of equations.
- The SOLUTION of the VARIABLES can simultaneously satisfy both the equations (in case of 2 equations) or all equations (in case of more than 3 equations)
Examples of Simultaneous Equations :
Simultaneous Equations of 2 Equations and 2 Variables:
Simultaneous Equations of 3 Equations and 3 Variables:
Simultaneous Equations of n Equations and n Variables:
- Simultaneous equations can be solve either by substitution method or elimination method.
- Matrix algebra can also be used to solve simultaneous equations . It is use when the number of variables and number of equations are very large.
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