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The Really Bad Golfer8 months ago

X=19-13 X=6 Y=13-6 Y=7 10X+Y=67

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Sean McClure8 months ago

We can readily subtract linear equations because thier subtraction isolates structure in a reliable way, whereas the difference between non-linear terms depends on the unknown itself, so elimination no longer isolates structure, it entangles it. (2x + y) - (x + y) = 19 - 13 …the y-terms cancel so x = 6 Plug back into x + y = 13 gives y = 7 So: 10x + y = 10(6) + 7 = 67

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Kalub! A fox8 months ago

i got it immediately and it made me want to turn into milk and cookies

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Tømek☮️8 months ago

It’s 67 again isn’t it?

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MATRIX!8 months ago

“YO UNC”???😭😭😭

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ibrahim🐅🐕🐩8 months ago

ez. use a matrix

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Steven Walk 🇺🇦🇮🇱8 months ago

I paused it at 0:04, did the math in my head, and groaned.

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EdwigeFan8 months ago

Or you could multiply eq1 by 2 and then subtract eq2 to get y=7, and go from there 2x + 2y = 26 - 2x + y = 19 => y = 7

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Quantum Krizty8 months ago

How do they relate to each other? I was thinking "they both have an x and a y". I guess you have to start somewhere. 🤣

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This Journey8 months ago

Not sure if you know my son Daniel Hooker. He’s currently there finishing his master’s in physics but also received his undergrad degree in math.

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SiMoStro8 months ago

Of course this is the fastest way.

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ReasonableAssumption 🇨🇦 ❤️ 🇺🇸8 months ago

Substitute for y , X=6 therefore Y=7 , that is where the two equations intersect on a Cartesian plane.

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Czamba8 months ago

In this kind of systems I usually add a dimmi equazioni Made by the sum or the difference between the previous two in order to have quickly one of the two variable explicited. Then i solve it quickly. Most of the time I can make in in my mind

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Wolexydon8 months ago

Please how do I make child love mathematics, I have math phobia myself it been a concern for me.

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higher-ranking acumen8 months ago

This makes me sad where was this guy when I was in school great video. Teachers like this save the world 🌎

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Sam8 months ago

Yo onk, I saw in a recent video that you made a delineation between multiplier and multiplicand. I've been giving a vocabulary quiz to my students for years where they have to use these words in classic format: x y _______ Would x or y be the multiplier in your opinion?

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@Ayomide8 months ago

I am so glad I followed you. I will recommend this channel to a lot of people

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