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Title: The geometry of simultaneous linear equations with two variables

Section: Coordinate geometry

Course: Mathematical Methods: Units 3 and 4

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Have you ever wondered what it is you're ACTUALLY doing when you solve simultaneous equations? Well, this video will help to explain. It'll also tell you that we might have lied to you. Or, at least, not told you the whole truth!!! There are three ways that two lines might meet and this video shows them all to you. There is also a brief discussion about how to use the CAS to solve these wonderful equations.

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