#Equations question 12th grade
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yh that's the way the book did it, but my way should work regardless?? the k value don't change and it makes sense too
It's just that, I thought of my way first and didnt realise I could do it the way you mentioned, but I didnt think it would matter since my way should've worked? ðŸ˜
how did u even get a k value with that
its like
legally impossible
u mustve done a calculation error
Show your work.
hmm
youre not trying to get a value of k that forces only one solution
first step find what p is by using only the second equation, then you can solve for k
not sure if that gives a similar result but
seems like you forced one solution although question says there are two
The question says there is at least one solution, though it calls that one solution "a pair of solutions" even though it's actually only one solution that is an ordered pair.
whats b going on about then
guys heres the solutions, Ive highlighted it, I got a value for k right, but its not the answer...
yea that makes sense
this
oh but I thought they'd be only one value of k regardless since k is in the question. And then using that one value of k, we could solutions for the simultaneous equation. I assumed they'd only be one k value?
there is just one value of k?
how does it make only one solution tho?
wdym one solution
like you mentioned finding k first forces one solution for the simultaneous equation, why tho?
How does finding k first only equate to find one solution cause i thought initally that I'd find all
nono like you can first find p
since you can substitute it using the second euqation
and then use that value of p which is now a constant
so we have a point 1,something
and we want k so that it lies on that line
then you just solve the systems
Oh I see, I get that. But still is my working out wrong, because it still make sense to me despite it being wrong. I just don't understand how my k value is very wrong and why, since the maths looks right to me, using discriminant etc. Plus, how does finding k first, mean I get only one solution, I don't get that part?
uhh you tried solving the systems of equations
and tried to find a value k such that there was only one solution to the system
which isnt the correct approach
your algebra was correct tho
Hi sorry what does systems of equations mean?
I know I sound kinda dumb but I've never heard that term used before
oh
simutanious equations?
not your fault different places use different terminology
i botched that spelling so hard apologies
simultaneous
Thank you soo much you've helped me a lot 🙂
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I know simultaneous equations, I still am a little bit confused but I'm getting there.
Also, where are you from since you're up so early, if you don't mind me asking? 😂
,ti
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its quite late for me haha
Oh wow, it's 8 in the morning for me
Ohh you're American right explains the time 😂
Oh sorry ðŸ˜
bro out here revealing info he never told us to a random person 
I've sent a friend request to @blazing oak , plus, Imma need a lot of maths help anyways sorandom person not for long