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02SubstitutionMethod.notebook
1
October21,2013
LimitationsofGraphing
Cannot read the solution. The lines
cross at a point that is not
readable on the graph.
Graph the System of Linear Equations
xy=3
3xy=0
y = x - 3
m = 1 (=
1
/
1
)
b = -3
y = 3x - 0
m = 3 (=
3
/
1
)
b = 0
Line 1
Line 2
Solution?
Substitution
The Method of Substitution
Substitutionmeans
to replace something with
it's equal.
Steps
Steps for using the Method of Substitution
2.
Substitute
thatvariable(theonethatyousolvedforinstep
1)inthe2
nd
equationwith
what it equals
3.
Solve for the remaining variable.
4. Pluganswerintoequationfrom
step #1
tofind
other
variable.
5.Checkthatyourorderedpairworksinboth
original
equations.
1.SolveONEoftheequationsfor
one of the
variables (whichever equation & variable is
easiest to solve for.)
Example#1
y=10
10x+2y=10
Equation 1 is already solved for "y"
Plug in -10 wherever there is a "y"
in the OTHER equation
10x + 2(-10) = 10
Now, solve for "x"
10x - 20 = 10
+20 +20
10x = 30
10 10
x = 3
Now, plug "3" in for
"x" and solve for "y"
10(3) + 2y = 10
30 + 2y = 10
-30 -30
2y = -20
2 2
y = -10
Check that (3, -10)
works in both
equations.
Last Step
Solve using Substitution
pf3
pf4

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Limitations of Graphing

Cannot read the solution. The lines

cross at a point that is not

readable on the graph.

GraphtheSystemofLinearEquations

x y = 3

3x y = 0

y = x - 3

m = 1 (=

1

1

b = -

y = 3x - 0

m = 3 (=

3

1

b = 0

Line 1

Line 2

Solution?

Substitution

TheMethodofSubstitution

Substitution means

to replace something with

it's equal.

Steps

StepsforusingtheMethodofSubstitution

Substitute

that variable (the one that you solved for in step

  1. in the 2

nd equation with what it equals

Solve for the remaining variable.

  1. Plug answer into equation from step #

to find other

variable.

  1. Check that your ordered pair works in both original

equations.

  1. Solve ONE of the equations for one of the

variables (whichever equation & variable is

easiest to solve for.)

Example

y = 10

10x + 2y = 10

Equation 1 is already solved for "y"

Plug in -10 wherever there is a "y"

in the OTHER equation

10x + 2(-10) = 10

Now, solve for "x"

10x - 20 = 10

+20 +

10x = 30

10 10

x = 3

Now, plug "3" in for

"x" and solve for "y"

10(3) + 2y = 10

30 + 2y = 10

-30 -

2y = -

2 2

y = -

Check that (3, -10)

works in both

equations.

Last Step

SolveusingSubstitution

Example

5x 3y = 23

2x + y = 7

Which equation is easiest to solve

for "x" or "y"?

(4, -1)

Answer

Example

5x + 2y = 12

6x 2y = 14

(2, 1)

Answer

Which equation is easiest to solve

for "x" or "y"?

Example

y = x + 3

2y + 2x = 4

False - ∅

No Solution

Answer

Application

At Amy’s Amusement Park, tickets sell for $24.50 for

adults and $16.50 for children. On Sunday, the

amusement park made $6405 from selling 330 tickets.

How many of each kind of ticket was sold?

What is known?

  1. 330 tickets were sold

If x = Adult tickets and y = Children tickets

THEN...

x + y = 330

  1. Adult ticket prices = $24.50 each (ie: 24.50x),

Children ticket prices = $16.50 (ie: 16.50y)

Total $$ Made = 6405

SO...

24.5x + 16.5y = 6405

Example

-2y from both

x 2y = 3

carry prob over x + 2y = 3

x = 3 + 2y

x + 2y = 3

0 = 6

Not True ∅

If the variables cancel out and

  1. a TRUE statement is left then the lines are the same

and the answer is:

  1. a FALSE statement is left then the lines are parallel

and the answer is:

Are

the

x's,

y's

&

='s

lined

up??

NOTE!!

Advanced Example

Whatif novariablecancelsout?

x + y = 3

2x + y = 5

Mult every term by -1 x y = 3

Carry problem over

2x + y = 5

x = 2

(2, )

Plug 2 in for "x"

in either equation

and solve for "y"

2 + y = 3

-2 -

y = 1

1

Advanced Example

Trythisone:

4x + 3y = 2

x + 2y = 3

Carry problem over 4x + 3y = 2

Mult every term by -

4x 8y = 12

-5y = -

( , 2)

y = 2

Plug 2 in for "y"

into ANY equation

and solve for "x"

x + 2(2) = 3

-4 -

x = -

-5 -

Homework

Homework:

p141 (1st Column: 13-22,

2nd Column 14-23, 25,

2nd Column: 44-57,

3rd Column 45-58, 63, 66)