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There are many methods of expanding quadratic equations, however there is one method which I find to be far easier than the others. This method is called the "box method", and allows this to be ...

Expand first brackets:

4x²+6xy+6xy+9y²

Expand second brackets:

4xy²-6xy-6xy+9y²

Subtract the second e...

Ok, so here are the equations5x+3y=243x-4y=26So let's multiply the first equation by 3, which gives us:15x+9y=72Now let's multiply the second equation by 5, which gives us:15x-20y=130So we're now left wit...

Ok, so we would call this a quadratic equation because it is written in the form of ax^2+bx+c=0 (in our case, a=1, b=6, c=8).Luckily, this type of quadratic equation can be factorised, so we can solve it ...

Let the first equation be equation 1 and the second equation be equation 2.

Firstly, you must substitute equation 1 into equation 2. This is because there are currently two unknown values...