GCSE Maths Algebra Lesson 9 of 9: Solving Simultaneous Equations with Ease

GCSE Maths Algebra Lesson 9 of 9: Solving Simultaneous Equations with Ease
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The video teaches viewers how to write simultaneous equations from word problems, solve two linear simultaneous equations by elimination, and solve one linear and one quadratic simultaneous equation by substitution. The video is part of a full GCSE Maths course available for students to prepare for their exams. The course includes access to modules, resources, and quizzes for a fee of £19. Additionally, the course providers offer a tutoring agency for GCSE Maths students.

Simultaneous equations are two or more algebraic equations with the same unknown variables and the same value of the variables satisfies all such equations. This implies that the simultaneous equations have a common solution.

Key learning outcomes for this video:
1. To be able to write simultaneous equations from a word problem.
2. To be able to solve two linear simultaneous equations by ELIMINATION.
3. To be able to solve one linear and one quadratic simultaneous equation by SUBSTITUTION Simultaneous equations are two or more algebraic equations that share variables e.g. x and y.

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