#simultaneous equations
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For number 7 you can name two variables, x and y for the two positive numbers. We will say y is bigger than x.
It says the two positive numbers differ by 1.5. We can write this as y - x = 1.5
It also says that the sum of their squares is 9.125. We can write this as x^2 + y^2 = 9.125
Solve the system of equations. I would suggest substitution by replacing y from the second equation with 1.5 + x from the first equation. Solve for x by and plug that into y
Try derive the equations the same way for 4
Thank you soo much
@crystal light has given 1 rep to @lapis goblet
They asked for it it’s a reward
Oh
Can u help with 4 ?
A good approach to any word problem is to try to covert words to equations. If you have trouble start writing out equations that probably relates to the problem like pi * r^2 and see if it’s applicable
I can
So we are comparing two circles area and circumferences
Yes
Yes
So c = pi * 2 * r
Let’s call the two circles’s radiuses x and y
So their circumferences must add up to 38 * pi
Circumference is 2 * pi * r
We named the circumference of the two circles
The circle with radius y would have circumference of 2 * pi * y
And the circle with radius x would have circumference of 2 * pi * x
And these two have to add up to 38 * pi
So 2 * pi * x + 2 * pi * y = 38 * pi
I’ll just use latex
$2x(pi) + 2y(pi) = 38(pi)$
Block of Cheese
Yes
Don’t we also form an equation for area ?
I mean as it try it with the area
Relate the two circles area with the information given like how I did
We got the circumference of the two circles in mathematical terms and used the information given to write an equation
Try doing the same with area
Gtg though good luck
Alr
Allah Hafez and once again thank you so much
@crystal light has given 1 rep to @lapis goblet
No problem
@lapis goblet sorry to bother you again but I cannot solve no 4
Could u please help me
From bothe the equation we made
The answer comes out wrong
The answer shud be 7 and 12 cm
Sure please
ok be
bet
so heads up- for simultaneous equations we want to replace y with x, and vice versa
so
you have nice handwriting
I can feel the sarcasm frm miles away but alr
That’s my rough work
It’s messy as hell
It’s al right no one cares abt handwriting
Now how do we do no 4 ?
@upper ether
hmmm
are the 2 circles congruent
the formula for circumference is 2πr
Yep
Area is pi r square
@upper ether really really sorry to bother you but can u help me
It’s alright I did it
need answer'
Use Pythagorean theorem if u don’t know trigonometric identities for (a) part
Thank you soooo. Much !