1. System of Linear Equations Section 4.1

2. Consider this problem A roofing contractor bought 30 bundles of shingles and four rolls of roofing paper for $528. A second purchase (at the same prices) cost $140 for eight bundles of shingles and one roll of roofing paper. Find the price per bundle of shingles and the price per roll of paper. This is a system of equations

3. Analyze the Problem System of equations: Two or more equations with two or more variables How would we solve this problem? verbal model Cost of 30 bundles + Cost of 4 rolls = 528 (Frist purchase) Cost of 8 bundles + Cost of 1 roll = 140 (Second purchase)

4. System of Linear Equations If we let 'x' be the prince (in dollars) per bundle of shingles and y be the price (in dollars) per roll of paper, we obtain the folloewing system of equations 30x + 4y = 528 (equation 1) 8x + y = 140 (equation 2) Solution is a point (x,y)

5. System of Linear Equations Solution is a point (x,y) A solution of such a system is an ordered pair (x,y) of real numbers that satisfies each equation in the system. When we find the set of all solutions of the sutem of equation, we say that we are solving the system of equations

6. Real World Application

7. Ways to Solve Sys. of Eq. Plug In

8. Decide whether the given ordered pair is a solution ofthe given system 5x – 4y = 34 x – 2y = 8 a (0,3) b(6,-1)

9. Plug In You determine if a given point is a solution by plugging it into both equations. If the answer is true for both equations then the point is a solution Steps 1) Plug into both equations 2) Solution only if true for both eq.

10. Plug In eq 1 5x – 4y = 34 eq 2 x – 2y = 8 a. (0,3) is 'a' a solution? (0,3) Not a solution (you can stop here) plug into first equation 5(0) – 4(3) = 34 0 – 12 = 34 False -12 ≠ 34

11. Plug In eq1 5x – 4y = 34 eq 2 x – 2y = 8 b(6,-1) is b a solution plug into first equation 5(6) – 4(-1) = 34 30 + 4 = 34 34 = 34 True for eq 1

12. Plug In eq1 5x – 4y = 34 eq 2 x – 2y = 8 b(6,-1) is b a solution True for eq1 Now check eq 2 is b a solution plug into second equation 6 – 2(-1) = 8 6 + 2 = 8 8 = 8 True for eq 2 (6, -1) is a solution

13. Plug In eq1 x + 2y = 9 eq2 -2x+3y = 10 a. (1,4) Determine if 'a' is a solution plug into first equation x + 2y = 9 1 + 2(4) = 9 1 + 8 = 9 9=9 True for eq 1

14. Substitution eq1 x + 2y = 9 eq2 -2x+3y = 10 a. (1,4) Determine if 'a' is a solution plug into second equation -2x+3y = 10 -2(1) + 3(4) = 10 -2 + 12 = 10 10 = 10 True for eq 2 a (1, 4) is a solution

15. Plug In eq1 x + 2y = 9 eq2 -2x+3y = 10 b. (-3, 1) Determine if 'b' is a solution plug into first equation x + 2y = 9 -3 + 2(1) = 9 -3 + 2 = 9 -1 = 9 False Not a solution ( you may stop here)

16. Plug In Try with a partner One person work 'a' the other work 'b' -5x – 2y = 23 x + 4y = -19 a. (-3, -4) b. (3, 7)

17. Plug In Try with a partner One person work 'a' the other work 'b' -5x – 2y = 23 x + 4y = -19 a. (-3, -4) b. (3, 7) Determine if 'a' is a solution plug into first equation -5(-3) – 2(-4) = 23 15 + 8 = 23 23 = 23 True for eq 1

18. Plug In Try with a partner One person work 'a' the other work 'b' eq1 -5x – 2y = 23 eq2 x + 4y = -19 a. (-3, -4) b. (3, 7) plug into second equation -3 + 4(-4) = -19 -3 + -16 = -19 -19 = -19 True for eq 2 a is a solution to the system of equations

19. Plug In Try with a partner One person work 'a' the other work 'b' eq1 -5x – 2y = 23 eq2 x + 4y = -19 a. (-3, -4) b. (3, 7) Determine if 'b' is a solution plug into first equation -5(3) – 2(7) = 23 -15 – 14 = 23 -19 = 23 False (if one is false you can stop) b is not a solution to the system of linear equations

20. System of Equations Substitution Method

21. Method of Substitution 1. Solve one equation for one variable in terms of the other variable 2.Substitute the expression found in step 1 into the other equation to obtain an equation of one variable 3. Solve the equation obtained in Step 2. 4. Back-substitute the solution from Step 3 into the expression obtained in Step 1 to find the value of the other variable 5. Check the solution to see that it satisfies each of the original equations

22. Substitution Method Solve the given system by the substitution method eq1 x + y = 3 eq2 2x – y = 0 eq 1 x + y = 3 (chose a variable to isolate: y) y = 3 – x ( y is isolated)

23. Substitution Method Now plug this transformed eq1 into eq2 eq2 2x – y = 0 2x – (3 – x) = 0 (plug in for y) 2x -3 + x = 0 (dist the negative) 3x – 3 = 0 (combine like terms) 3x = 3 (isolate x-variable) x = 1 (divide both sides by 3)

24. Substitution Method x = 1 Now back substitute in the equation of your choice eq2 2x – y = 0 2(1) – y = 0 2 – y = 0 -y = -2 (subtract 2 from both sides) y = 2 (multiply both sides by a negative 1) eq 2 (1,2)

25. Substitution Method eq 2 (1,2) Check to see if this works for eq 1 eq1 x + y = 3 1 + 2 = 3 3 = 3 (1,2) is the solution to the system of linear equations

26. substitution method Solve the given system by the substitution method eq1 x + y = 2 eq2 x – 4y = 12 eq1 x + y = 2 (chose a variable to isolate: x) x = 2 – y

27. Substitution Method x = 2 – y plug in modified eq1 into eq2 x – 4y = 12 (2 – y) – 4y = 12 solve for y 2 – y – 4y = 12 2 – 5y = 12 -5y = 12 – 2 - 5y = 10 y = -2

28. Substitution Method y = -2 Now Back substitute in the equation of your choice eq 2 x – 4(-2) = 12 x + 8 = 12 x = 4 (4, -2)

29. See if this is true for eq 1 eq1 4 + (-2) = 2 4 – 2 = 2 2 = 2 (4, -2) is a solution to the system of linear equations

30. Substitution Method Inconsistent

31. Solve the given system by the substitution method Inconsistent means (no solution) A problem is inconsistent when the substitution results in a false statement ie 2 = 0 (False)

32. Inconsistent eq1 y = -4x eq2 8x + 2 y = 4 eq1 y = -4x (chose a variable to isolate: y) y = -4x plug in modified eq1 into eq2 8x + 2(-4x) = 4 8x – 8x = 4 0 = 4 (False) Inconsistent

33. Substitution Method Dependent (infinte many solutions)

34. Dependent Solve the given system by the substitution method Dependent means infinite many solutions A problem is inconsistent when the substitution results in a false statement ie 0 = 0 (True)

35. Dependent eq1 y = 3x + 4 eq2 -2y = -6x – 8 eq1 already solved for y plug into eq2 -2 (3x + 4) = -6x – 8 -6x – 8 = -6x – 8 (add 6x to both sides) -8 = -8 True Dependent (infinete many solutions)

36. System of Equations ● Write the equation in slope intercept form and then tell how many solutions the system has. Do not solve ● eq1 -x + 2y = 8 ● eq2 4x – 8y = 1

37. ● System of Equations ● put in slope-intercept form ● eq1 ● -x + 2y = 8 ● 2y = x + 8 ● y = (1/2)x + 4 ● ● eq2 4x – 8y = 1 ● -8y = -4x + 1 ● y = (½)x – (1/8) ● equations are parallel why? ● Slope is the same

38. Try this one ● eq1 5x = -2y + 1 ● eq2 10x = -4y + 2 ● put in slope-intercept form ● eq1 5x = -2y + 1 ● -2y + 1 = 5x ● -2y = 5x -1 ● y = (-5/2)x + ( ½) ● eq2 10x = -4y + 2 ● -4y + 2 = 10x ● -4y = 10x – 2 ● y = (-5/2)x + (½) ● ● equal lines ● dependent