Simultaneous Equations – One Linear, One Quadratic (Leaving Cert Mathematics): Flashcards
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Shape linear equation forms on graph
Shape linear equation forms on graph
Straight line
Shapes quadratic equations form on graph
Shapes quadratic equations form on graph
Curves (circles, parabolas, hyperbolas)
What do solutions represent geometrically?
What do solutions represent geometrically?
Intersection points where line meets curve
Best method: 1 linear + 1 quadratic eq
Best method: 1 linear + 1 quadratic eq
Substitution method
Step 1 of substitution method
Step 1 of substitution method
Express one variable in terms of other (from linear eq)
Step 2 of substitution method
Step 2 of substitution method
Substitute into quadratic eq and solve
Step 3 of substitution method
Step 3 of substitution method
Find corresponding values for other variable
Circle equation formula
Circle equation formula
(r is radius)
Standard parabola equation
Standard parabola equation
or
If line intersects curve at 2 points
If line intersects curve at 2 points
Two solutions (most common case)
Line tangent to curve means
Line tangent to curve means
One solution (touches at exactly one point)
Which equation to start with for substitution
Which equation to start with for substitution
Linear equation (easier to rearrange)
Key algebra skill for these equations
Key algebra skill for these equations
Factorising quadratic expressions
