Can anyone teach me this from scratch? I know substitution is taking one of two equations and plugging it into the other are osme variation of that. Elimination involves some sort of switching to eliminate one of the terms, but I don't really have a strong grasp on either. If someone could tell me how, I'd appreciate it so much.
Solving Linear Systems - Substitution and Elimination
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There are many online resources that should serve to give you the necessary background instruction:
. . . . .Google results for "solving system linear equation"
If you later have difficulty with a specific exercise, please return and post the complete exercise and its instructions, the method you are using for solution, and a clear listing of the steps you have tried. The tutors will be glad to help you work through any sticking spots.
Solving systems of equations can be messy and frustrating, but you can do it!
Eliz.
. . . . .Google results for "solving system linear equation"
If you later have difficulty with a specific exercise, please return and post the complete exercise and its instructions, the method you are using for solution, and a clear listing of the steps you have tried. The tutors will be glad to help you work through any sticking spots.
Solving systems of equations can be messy and frustrating, but you can do it!
Eliz.