Simultaneous Equations - Algebra Math Trick - By tecmath
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00:0-1 | Welcome to the Tech Math channel . What are we | |
00:02 | having a look at this ? Video is a special | |
00:04 | way of solving simultaneous equations . Now , I've been | |
00:07 | looking at these and other videos , I've been looking | |
00:09 | at the usual way of solving , but this is | |
00:12 | Oh yes , being in the , the spirit of | |
00:14 | the Tech Math channel , which loves looking at ways | |
00:16 | of our solving things using special troops as much as | |
00:19 | we can . This looks at a special trick of | |
00:21 | how you can use solve these fairly rapidly . So | |
00:25 | I'm going to show you how this works . So | |
00:26 | usually what you do is you be this is a | |
00:29 | simultaneous equation . Usually trying to get the numbers in | |
00:35 | front of these particular variables here . The same . | |
00:39 | Okay , So if you're not 100% short of simultaneous | |
00:42 | equation is you might want to check out just a | |
00:44 | couple of back links I'm going to put up now | |
00:47 | . So this is for you guys who are a | |
00:50 | little bit aware of what similar kind of equations are | |
00:53 | , the way that you can solve them really , | |
00:55 | really quickly using uh this method is this what you | |
00:59 | do is first to work at X . We do | |
01:02 | this we go X equals . Now . We're gonna | |
01:07 | do a bit of a cross , we're going to | |
01:10 | be a bit across more application with the coefficients we | |
01:13 | have here . The first one we're going to do | |
01:16 | is we're going to multiply These two . Okay , | |
01:20 | two and 26 . We're gonna get the answer 52 | |
01:24 | . And from that , we're going to take away | |
01:28 | these ones . Okay , well we'll cross multiply seven | |
01:32 | , 13 . So seven take away seven times 13 | |
01:37 | is how much the answer to that is no anyone | |
01:41 | . Okay , So the difference between the 52 or | |
01:43 | 91 then , what we're gonna do is we're gonna | |
01:47 | Do the same sort of thing here , we're gonna | |
01:50 | start with these particular ones where we go two times | |
01:53 | four his ID and seven times 3 which is 21 | |
01:59 | . We're going to take that from that . Okay | |
02:03 | . You got that method ? Okay . It's really | |
02:06 | really important that you do it . And these are | |
02:07 | this particular order . Okay . So we're going to | |
02:09 | start off I think they're probably the easiest way is | |
02:12 | we're going to start off with this particular one here | |
02:15 | . We're going to multiply it by this . Oh | |
02:17 | my God , it's going to give us this one | |
02:19 | . This one down here is this they came from | |
02:22 | the bottom the one over here is this ? And | |
02:25 | the one over here , is this okay ? So | |
02:29 | 50 to take away 91 , you're going to get | |
02:32 | the answer of how much we're going to get ? | |
02:37 | 39 Okay minus 39 and then eight take away 21 | |
02:45 | . We're going to get the answer of minus 38 | |
02:49 | . So these negatives cancel each other out . 39 | |
02:54 | 13 . We get the answer 39 divided by 13 | |
02:59 | 3 . So x equals three . That's pretty cool | |
03:03 | method . Right , Okay . You know , it's | |
03:05 | going to take a bit of getting used to . | |
03:06 | How do we get why ? Well , we have | |
03:08 | to substitute into our equation here . So You have | |
03:12 | three x . Is it x equals three , means | |
03:17 | it's going to be dying , dying Plus two . | |
03:20 | Y equals 30 . This means that to why we're | |
03:25 | going to take the one on both sides Equals four | |
03:29 | . That means y equals to just check our answer | |
03:32 | here . So three times four is 12 12 plus | |
03:37 | two . Y . We advise to mediate 14 . | |
03:39 | So 12 plus 14 26 . It's correct . Okay | |
03:45 | , what about what goes for another example here ? | |
03:48 | All right , so I'll rub that out . Uh | |
03:52 | We'll put another example up . Get rid of that | |
03:58 | . We'll get a second example here . What about | |
04:01 | we do ? Um three x plus two . Y | |
04:08 | equals 24 and we have eight X plus three Y | |
04:17 | equals 50 . Okay . So the method we're going | |
04:21 | to be doing that once again , we're gonna be | |
04:24 | starting with this one here . Okay . I'm going | |
04:26 | to get what X equals first so X equals get | |
04:31 | my line here . I'm gonna start here to get | |
04:34 | the ones on this side . I'm going to multiply | |
04:37 | Better change colors . This number body stubborn . So | |
04:40 | 100 And to get the 1 um take away from | |
04:47 | this one by this one . Okay . Which is | |
04:50 | 24 times three . The answer to that is 72 | |
04:57 | . And to get the bottom ones now we're gonna | |
04:59 | go this one by this 1-8 16 . Take away | |
05:04 | 313 which was nine . Okay , what do we | |
05:07 | end up with ? 100 ? Take 72 . The | |
05:09 | answer is 28 And 16 Take nine . The answer | |
05:14 | is seven . So 28 divided by seven , the | |
05:17 | answer is going to be four . Okay , substitute | |
05:21 | again once again . So this means by the way | |
05:23 | X equals four . So let's substitute that into our | |
05:27 | equation . Okay . 34 12 . Okay . Plus | |
05:33 | two Y equals 24 . So I'm going to take | |
05:39 | 12 . Both sides are going to end up with | |
05:40 | two Y Equals taking 12 . Both sides . 12 | |
05:45 | . That means why equal six . So I should | |
05:49 | be able to substitute these values in and see their | |
05:51 | correct . So if X is 448 32 plus If | |
05:58 | six times three is 18 and indeed that does equal | |
06:02 | 50 , correct answer . Okay , what about one | |
06:06 | more example ? Okay so let's have a look at | |
06:12 | this example . We have two X . Plus two | |
06:13 | Y . Cause 18 and three X plus 14 Y | |
06:17 | . Equals 49 . Okay so I remember what we | |
06:21 | do X equals . I put this number over and | |
06:27 | we're gonna multiply it once again you're gonna get more | |
06:29 | and more used to these . So two times 49 | |
06:33 | It's 98 . And from that I'm going to take | |
06:36 | 18 times 14 . Okay 18 times 14 . If | |
06:41 | you remember how to do this , I have a | |
06:42 | video on how to do this Really really rapidly and | |
06:46 | hopefully the answer you're going to get is going to | |
06:48 | be 200 and 52 . Okay . What we have | |
06:55 | next is three twos six and 14 times two Which | |
07:03 | is 28 . Okay . So what we're gonna get | |
07:08 | 98 to take away 252 we get the answer of | |
07:12 | 154 orders and six take away 28 leading at the | |
07:20 | answer of Morris 22 . Okay , we can actually | |
07:25 | cancel these two negatives out Just to make it look | |
07:29 | a bit prettier . Um 154 divided by 22 . | |
07:34 | We can even council that down if we want to | |
07:36 | make it a bit nicer . So this will become | |
07:38 | 11 , divide both sides by two . This site | |
07:41 | here is going to become 77-77 over 11 X equals | |
07:48 | seven . Okay , it's actually called seminar substitute values | |
07:53 | in now into this first equation . So two times | |
07:56 | X . It's 14 . 2 times seven is 14 | |
08:00 | plus two . Y equals The case to two . | |
08:06 | Y . take 14 on both sides . I'm going | |
08:09 | to get the answer before . Okay , 14 off | |
08:13 | 18 is four and that means why Therefore equals two | |
08:18 | . So our two answers x equal seven vehicles to | |
08:22 | substituted into equation to just to double check . So | |
08:27 | seven times 3 is 21 Plus 14 times Y , | |
08:32 | which is 28 . Indeed the answer is 49 . | |
08:37 | It's pretty cool method A It's a good little math | |
08:39 | trick . Um Now , just a few little things | |
08:42 | you may wonder with this um which you might have | |
08:44 | picked up along the way and that's some of the | |
08:47 | ordering issues that might occur . Okay , I'll show | |
08:51 | you what I mean by that . So let's just | |
08:53 | say I'll get rid of these ones here . Yeah | |
08:59 | . What you might realize when you're doing these is | |
09:01 | this if you can do X . What you can | |
09:04 | also do for this , is that why back there | |
09:08 | has disappeared in my rubbing out . What you can | |
09:10 | also do is you can actually , it's not really | |
09:14 | really that important . Which one you take away from | |
09:18 | which one first , but as long as you're fairly | |
09:20 | consistent share what I mean by this , say I | |
09:23 | had decided to do this one first . Okay . | |
09:27 | 14 times 18 . Which is again Uh 2 52 | |
09:34 | and I took this one offered which is going to | |
09:38 | die . Okay , that's forward . As long as | |
09:42 | I started down here , last time I start here | |
09:44 | this time , so 14 to 28 and I'm taking | |
09:51 | three times 2 , which is six , I still | |
09:53 | get the right answer , but the major thing to | |
09:55 | remember is for these ones , so on the left | |
09:57 | hand side , you either want to start on the | |
09:59 | bottom , all on the top . Okay . It's | |
10:03 | pretty cool method . Anyway , anyway , I hope | |
10:04 | you like that . Uh any comments ? Any suggestions | |
10:09 | ? So next time . |
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