Unit 10: Systems of Linear Equations (Math 10C)
Solve by graphing, substitution, and elimination; classify number of solutions; apply to real problems.
Graphing
Substitution
Elimination
One / None / Infinite Solutions
Applications
What You Should Be Able To Do
- Solve a system by graphing and interpret the intersection point.
- Solve by substitution and by elimination; check solutions.
- Recognize no solution (parallel), infinite solutions (coincident), or one solution (intersecting).
- Model and solve applications (price/ticket, mixture, motion, etc.).
Quick Reminders
- Graphing: intersection \((x,y)\) satisfies both lines.
- Substitution: solve one equation for a variable, substitute in the other.
- Elimination: line up like terms, multiply if needed, add/subtract to eliminate a variable.
Video Library
Interactive Tools
System Grapher & Classifier (General Form \(Ax+By=C\))
Solve by Substitution (Step-by-Step)
Elimination & Applications
Solve by Elimination (Step-by-Step)
Applications Builder (Create a System)
Unit 10 Quizzes
Downloadable Review
Quick Practice Scratchpad
Try: Solve \(\begin{cases}3x-2y=7\\x+y=5\end{cases}\). Classify \(\begin{cases}2x-4y=8\\x-2y=5\end{cases}\). Write a system for: “Adult t-shirts \$18, youth \$12, sold 110 shirts for \$1680.”