Example: 2y-3x=5




   Linear equation are equations that have one or
  more unknowns in the first degree.
   Non linear equations have one or more unknowns
  in degrees greater than one.




This is just a meaning, learn how   Example: x² + 2x + y² – 3y= 0
 to solve equations. This is not
    so important. Just get to
know what does the terms mean.
The unknown should be
   From the linear equation, an
                                   substituted into the non- linear
 unknown should be expressed
                                   equation. This forms a quadratic
in terms of other unknown.Let it
                                      equation in terms of other
           be “y” or “x”
                                              unknown.




   Obtain the values of second      Solve the quadratic equation to
   unknown by substituting the       obtain the values of the first
    values of the first unknown    unknown using factorisation or
     into the linear equation.         the quadratic formula.
Example:                                                   5. Overall, when y=3, x= -2 and
                                                                   when y=1, x= 2
Solve the simultaneous equation.

                               You may choose unknown of
x+2y = 4                  “y” but you will get complicated which
x²+xy+y² = 7                               y= 4-x
                                               2


      1. Choose an easier                           2. Use the value of “x” to substitute
 unknown from the first equation                         into second equation to get
     to get third equation.                                   the value of y such:
       From this question,                                 (4-2y)² + (4-2y)y + y² = 7
    unknown of x is easier.
              x+2y=4                Factorisation
             x= 4 - 2y                method


4.Substitute the values of y into the                    3. Expand it and you will get
   third equation that you formed.                             y² – 4y + 3 = 0
         4 – 2(3) and 4 – 2(1)                                (y – 3) (y – 1)= 0
       You will get x= -2 and 2                                 y = 3 or y = 1

Simultaneous equation

  • 2.
    Example: 2y-3x=5 Linear equation are equations that have one or more unknowns in the first degree. Non linear equations have one or more unknowns in degrees greater than one. This is just a meaning, learn how Example: x² + 2x + y² – 3y= 0 to solve equations. This is not so important. Just get to know what does the terms mean.
  • 3.
    The unknown shouldbe From the linear equation, an substituted into the non- linear unknown should be expressed equation. This forms a quadratic in terms of other unknown.Let it equation in terms of other be “y” or “x” unknown. Obtain the values of second Solve the quadratic equation to unknown by substituting the obtain the values of the first values of the first unknown unknown using factorisation or into the linear equation. the quadratic formula.
  • 4.
    Example: 5. Overall, when y=3, x= -2 and when y=1, x= 2 Solve the simultaneous equation. You may choose unknown of x+2y = 4 “y” but you will get complicated which x²+xy+y² = 7 y= 4-x 2 1. Choose an easier 2. Use the value of “x” to substitute unknown from the first equation into second equation to get to get third equation. the value of y such: From this question, (4-2y)² + (4-2y)y + y² = 7 unknown of x is easier. x+2y=4 Factorisation x= 4 - 2y method 4.Substitute the values of y into the 3. Expand it and you will get third equation that you formed. y² – 4y + 3 = 0 4 – 2(3) and 4 – 2(1) (y – 3) (y – 1)= 0 You will get x= -2 and 2 y = 3 or y = 1