Solving Systems of Equations
When solving a system of equation, you must have the same number of equations that you have of unknown variables. For example, if you have 12 unknown variables, it will require 12 equations to solve the system. Most of the equations of this extent will be easier solved using your trusty graphing calculator's matrix function. However, there are a few simpler ones that you can learn to solve with relative ease.
| Systems of Two Equations | Systems of Three Equations | Systems of Four Equations | Non-Linear Systems of Equations |
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