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by Graphing Key Terms A system of two linear Equations in variables x and y consist of two linear equations Solution consist of an order pair Two Types Consistent At least one Solution ID: 675082

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Solving Linear Systems by GraphingSlide2

Key Terms:A system of two linear Equations – in ____ variables x and y, consist of two linear equations. Solution – consist of an order pair_____ .Two Types:Consistent – At least one SolutionIndependent – _______ ______Dependent – ___________ ________ Inconsistent – No SolutionSlide3

Consistent Vs. InconsistentSlide4

Example: Exactly OneSolve by Graphing. Check algebraically

Solution: ( )

y = -1

3x + y = 5Slide5

CHECK

Equation 1 Solution Equation 2

y

= -1 (

2

,

-1

)

3

x

+

y

= 5

(

-1

) = -1 3(

2) + (-1) = 5 -1 = -1 6 - 1 = 5

5 = 5Slide6

Example:

Many Solutions

Solve the system and Classify.

y = 2x -1

-6x + 3y = -3 Slide7

Example: No Solution2x + y = 4

y = -2x +1

Slide8

You Try It!!!

Solve by

Graphing and

C

heck Algebraically

y = -3x + 2

y = 2x - 3

4x + y = 5

y = -4x - 2

Solution: ( )Slide9

HomeworkWorkbook -Page 36 & 37 # 1-12