Lesson Example Discussion Quiz: Class Homework |
Step-2 |
Title: Linear Equations with Two Variables |
Grade: 10-a Lesson: S1-L2 |
Explanation: Hello Students, time to practice and review the steps. Let us take next 2-5 minutes to solve the steps for the problems. This is a good exercise to check your understanding of the concepts.Second student to identify and review important steps.Focus on understanding the concepts and application to solving problems step by step. |
Lesson: Step-2
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|1|{sbBox2-problem} 2+|Solve the following system of equations:
11x + 9y = 18 and 8x - 12y = 10.
|2|Step: >|The given equation-1 is |11x + 9y = 18
|3|Step: >|The given equation-2 is | 8x - 12y = 10
|4|{sbBox2-hint}|Multiply equation-1 by 12, then we get equation-3 |
132x + 108y = 216
|5|{sbBox2-hint}|Multiply equation-2 by 9, then we get equation-4 |
72x - 108y = 90
|6|Step: >|Add equation-3
and equation-4 |
\$132x + \cancel(108y) = 216\$
\$ 72x - \cancel(108y) = 90\$
|7|Step:|After simplification, | 204x + 0 = 306
|8|Step:|Divide both sides by 102, and transfer the coefficient of x to the right side. This process yields the value of x. |
204x = 306
\$ 204/102 x = 306/102 \$
\$ x = 3/2 \$
|9|Step:|Substituting the value of x in equation-1, then we get y value | 16.5 + 9y = 18
\$ y = 1/ 6 \$
|10|Step: 2+|Therefore, the x and y values are \$x = 3/2, y = 1/6\$
|11|{sbBox2-sumup} |Can you summarize what you’ve understood in the above steps? |audio::https://uat-media.saibook.org/edu/family/counselor/v3/common/lesson/steps/sumup.mp3[width=24px,,float="right"]
|12|{sbBox2-choice-a} |This solution fails to satisfy both equations simultaneously, making it invalid within the given system|\$x=2/3\$ and \$y=5/6\$
|13|{sbBox2-choice-b} |This solution is valid for the system, meeting the requirements of both equations at the same time| \$x = 3/2\$ and \$y = 1/6\$
|14|{sbBox2-choice-c} |This solution fails to satisfy both equations simultaneously, making it invalid within the given system| \$x=2/3\$ and \$y=-5/6\$
|15|{sbBox2-choice-d} |This solution fails to satisfy both equations simultaneously, making it invalid within the given system| \$x=-3/2\$ and \$y=1/6\$
|16|{sbBox2-answer}| Option | B
|17|{sbBox2-sumup} |Can you summarize what you’ve understood in the above steps? |audio::https://uat-media.saibook.org/edu/family/counselor/v3/common/lesson/steps/sumup.mp3[width=24px,,float="right"]
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