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Graphing with Bart. In this section you will learn how to
solve Systems of Linear Equations by graphing. A System of Linear Equations exist of x and y. To see if a given
coordinate is a solution of a System of Linear Equations
you just take Example: Is (3,2) a solution of 6x+4y=26 The point
(3,2) is a soluiton of the Systems of Linear Equations
because the two equations Now, lets
use the same equations but use the point (3,6) is this a
solution to the systems of 6x+4y=26 This point
is not a solution to this system of equations because in
the first equation with the Solving a System Graphically Lets use these equations: 2x - 3y = 1 and x + y = 3 One of the
easiest ways to find the solution is to graph these and
see where they intersect. 2x - 3y = 1
turns into y = 2/3x - 1/3 x + y = 3
turns into y = -x + 3 Now view the graph at the side It may not
be as clear on my graph, but the point of intersection is
(2,1). In cases where Click the
Y= buttons in the upper left hand corner. Type in your
equations in the slope intercept Now that we
have seen how to do these equations by graphing, lets try
a few on our own. The Directions: Check whether the ordered pair is a solution of the system 1. (6, -1) 4x - y = 25 -3x - 2y = -16 2. (3,0) -x + 2y = 3 10x + y = 30 Correct
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