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Linear systems
The solution to a system is the point—or set of points—that satisfies both equations.
Learning goals
- Solve by substitution
- Solve by elimination
- Interpret no solution and infinitely many solutions
Core formulas
Two-variable system
Connect algebraic forms with linear and quadratic graphs, analytic geometry, trigonometry, and measurement.
The solution to a system is the point—or set of points—that satisfies both equations.
Standard, factored, and vertex forms reveal different features of the same parabola.
Coordinates make geometric relationships testable with algebra.
Trigonometric ratios connect an acute angle with side-length ratios in a right triangle.