Solving Simultaneous Equations by Elimination Example 1

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Example 1 - http://livemaths.co.uk - GCE A Level Maths video tuition. This video demonstrates how to solve simultaneous equations by elimination.

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  • THANKS!!!! you save me from my math teacher

  • Better than how my maths teacher explains it...... =)

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  • were does he get the 3 from when he does (2) x 3

  • were does he get the 3 from? :S

  • How the fuck have u put a whole lesson into two minutes? You have saved my life. When i win the lottery one day you will be remembered.

  • SILVER SAFE

    Y U NO MY TEACHER?!

  • @sheen4866 he brings the 20 over so it makes a minus and then does 3y=17-20

  • wait so i've spent like 10 hours working on this with my teacher and you have taught this to me in minutes... fuck...

  • how do you get 3y= -3?

  • @jimmygirlxx

    you just rearrange the equitation... like 2y + x=12, if that's what you mean, or a single x=1x, its just easier to not write 1x... and simply x

  • I'M READY FOR THE TEST! COME AT ME BRO!

  • @sladkoCCCC Firstly it was actually 108 not 180. Secondly it is just 36 multiplied by 3. He got this after multiplying the whole of equation 2 by 3, and if you multiply the equation you also have to multiply the answer.

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