module :ma0001np foundation mathematics lecture week 9
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Module :MA0001NPFoundation Mathematics
Lecture Week 9
Transposing formulae&
Simultaneous equations
Transposing formulae…What if we have the temperature in °C and what to convert it to °F ?We need to transpose the formula to make F the subject…C = (F – 32)
C = F – 32So, C + 32 = F
Here the subject of the formula is changed from C to F
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Transposition of Formulae
• Changing the subject of a formula• e.g Formulae to find perimeter of rectangle • P = 2l + 2w• Rearrange the formula to make l the subject• = l + w
• So - w = l
2P
2P
Remember:
Whatever we do to one side we must do to the other side to maintain the equality
Transposition of Formulae• Rearrange the formula to make y the subject 3x + 2y = 7 2y = 7 – 3x y = 7 – 3x 2
Subtract 3x from both sides
Divide both sides by 2
Transposition of Formulae• Transpose the formula to make the subject
a. C = 2∏r for r b. Y – z = 3(x+2) for x c. T = 2∏√(l/g) for l d. x²+y² = 2 for y e. A² = B² + 2SR for B
x32
As the y-values are the same, the right-hand sides of the equations must also be the same.
3 xy52 xy
Two Lines At the point of intersection, we notice that the x-
values on both lines are the same and the y-values are the same.
523 xx
Substituting into one of the original equations, we can find y:3 xy
332 y
311y
The point of intersection is 31132 ,
x 323 xy
52 xy
Simultaneous Equations & Intersections
1 quadratic equation and 1 linear equatione.g.
xy 23 )(2
2xy )(1
xx 232 This is a quadratic equation, so we get zero on one side and try to factorise:
0322 xx
031 ))(( xx 31 xx or
To find the y-values, we use the linear equation, which in this example is equation (2)
11231 yyx )(
93233 yyx )(
The points of intersection are (1, 1) and (-3, 9)
Since the y-values are equal we can eliminate y by equating the right hand sides of the equations:
Simultaneous Equations & Intersections
13 xy )(2
32 xy )(1e.g.
Sometimes we need to rearrange the linear equation before eliminating y
Rearranging (2) gives 13 xy )2( a
Eliminating y: 1332 xx0432 xx
0)4)(1( xx
1x 4xor
Substituting in (2a): 21 yx134 yx
Simultaneous Equations & Intersections
Solving the equations simultaneously will not give any real solutions.
Special Cases
e.g. 1 Consider the following equations:
1 xy )(222 xy )(1
The line and the curve don’t meet.
042 acbThe discriminant
Simultaneous Equations & Intersections
e.g. 2
14 xy )(232 xy )(1
Eliminate y: 1432 xx
The discriminant, 0)4)(1(444 22 acb0442 xx
0)2)(2( xx
(twice)2 x
The quadratic equation has equal roots.
The line is a tangent to the curve.
72 yx
0442 xxSolving
Simultaneous Equations & Intersections