Addendum:
Sorry; this was saved as a draft for some reason. I thought I had it scheduled to go at 4pm yesterday....Topics for Today:
We are still working on systems of linear equations. Today, we discussed elimination method, and with a system of two equations, this method is really the preferred one.
Steps for Solving Using Elimination Method
- In your original system, make sure both equations are in the same form (standard form works best!). Line your equations up so the variables are aligned in columns.
- Determine which variable should be eliminated. Look for matching numbers and opposite signs or create them using multiplication. You may have to multiply both equations so that you can eliminate one variable.
- Eliminate the chosen variable. Solve for the other variable.
- Take the value you found in Step 3 and substitute it into one of the original equations to solve for the other variable.
- Identify your solution – it will be an ordered pair!
- Check both original equations with the solution you found.
Graphic Credit: http://www.hotelsrate.org/solving-systems-of-linear-equations-by-elimination-examples/
Vocabulary: elimination method
Sections Covered in Textbook:
7-3: Solving Systems Using Elimination (pages 353-359)
Resources & Tutorials:
- How do you solve a system of equations using the elimination by addition method?
- How do you solve a system of equations using the elimination by multiplication method?
- What's another way of solving a system of equations using the elimination by multiplication method?
- Solving Systems Using Elimination Class Notes
1) Solving Systems using Elimination Worksheet
2) Test Corrections Due Thursday (7th) or Friday (8th)
3) Weekly Delta Math Review due Friday by 3pm
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