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Given 4x+7y=25 and 2x+5y=17, identify x and y by solving the simultaneous equations

First thing we have to do is to eliminate one of the variables, either x or y (it doesn’t matter which one). In order to achieve that, we aim to have the same co-efficient (number in front of x or y) o...

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Answered by Andreas O. Maths tutor
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Given 6x+2y=4 and 5x+y=8, solve the simultaneous equations to find x and y.

The key here is to eliminate one of the variables; it doesn't matter whether we start by trying to get rid of x or y we will arrive at the same solution. For us to eliminate either x or y it is easiest to...

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Answered by Rebecca M. Maths tutor
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Solve the Simultaneous Equations -3X + 4Y=11 & X-2Y = -5 to find the values of X and Y

Simultaneous Equations are equations involving 2 or more unknowns that have the same value in each equation. The aim is to eliminate all but one unknown. This will then allow us to find the value of th...

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Answered by Emehakon U. Maths tutor
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A price is decreased by 27% The new price is £1138.80 Work out the original price.

This can be solved by making an equation for the old price.

Make the old price be equal to x.

To find the new price the old price must be multiplied by the percentage of the...

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Answered by Oliver G. Maths tutor
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N = 2a + b. a is a 2 digit square number, b is a 2 digit cube number. What is the smallest possible value of N?

First, the smallest values of a and b must be found and then substituted into the equation for N.

To find a.

A square number is a number that is the result of multiplying an...

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Answered by Oliver G. Maths tutor
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