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10.2 Simultaneous Linear
So far, we looked at one linear equation; there are times when you are provided with two linear equations and you have to look for a solution. By solution we mean values of x and y that are common in both equations. There are two ways of solving these equations: Graphically and Algebraically.
Example 1
Adam has a business of selling cars. The following linear equations define his revenue and costs.
Revenue = 27,000 × no. of cars sold
Cost = 150,000 + 12,000 × no. of cars sold
What is the break-even point?
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