Solving linear and quadratic simultaneous equations
Substitute the linear expression into the quadratic relation.
- The same pair of values must satisfy both equations.
- For elimination, multiply every term of an equation by the same number. For substitution, replace a variable by an equal expression.
- Substitute the final pair into both original equations to check.
Example 1
Find both intersection points.
Example 2
Find both intersection points.
Your turn
Question 1 Both expressions equal , so set them equal. Subtract from both sides. Factorise. Set each factor equal to zero. Substitute each -value into . Keep each -value paired with its corresponding -value.
Find both intersection points.
Check answer
Question 2 Both expressions equal , so set them equal. Subtract from both sides. Factorise. Set each factor equal to zero. Substitute each -value into . Keep each -value paired with its corresponding -value.
Find both intersection points.
Check answer
Question 3 Both expressions equal , so set them equal. Subtract from both sides. Factorise. Set each factor equal to zero. Substitute each -value into . Keep each -value paired with its corresponding -value.
Find both intersection points.
Check answer
Question 4 Both expressions equal , so set them equal. Subtract from both sides. Factorise. Set each factor equal to zero. Substitute each -value into . Keep each -value paired with its corresponding -value.
Find both intersection points.
Check answer
Question 5 Both expressions equal , so set them equal. Subtract from both sides. Factorise. Set each factor equal to zero. Substitute each -value into . Keep each -value paired with its corresponding -value.
Find both intersection points.
Check answer
Find both intersection points.
Find both intersection points.
Find both intersection points.
Find both intersection points.
Find both intersection points.