Solving Simultaneous Equations Graphically

For each pair of equations draw the lines for each, the point of intersection represents the solution.

1. y=3 x−1 2. y=2 x−1

y=2 x y=x

Point of intersection (____, ____) so x=____ & y=____ Point of intersection (____, ____) so x=____ & y=____

3. y=3 x−2 4. y=3−2 x

y=x −2 y=x

Point of intersection (____, ____) so x=____ & y=____ Point of intersection (____, ____) so x=____ & y=____

5.−x + y =5 6. 2 x + y =6
y=2 x−1 x + y=−6

Point of intersection (____, ____) so x=____ & y=____ Point of intersection (____, ____) so x=____ & y=____
7. x− y=3 8. x+ y=−5
x + y=5 y=4 x

Point of intersection (____, ____) so x=____ & y=____ Point of intersection (____, ____) so x=____ & y=____

9. y=3 x−2 10. 2 x−3 y =6

x + y=2 x +3 y=3

Point of intersection (____, ____) so x=____ & y=____ Point of intersection (____, ____) so x=____ & y=____

11. x +4 y=4 12. x+3 y =6

x−2 y=4 x +2 y=5

Point of intersection (____, ____) so x=____ & y=____ Point of intersection (____, ____) so x=____ & y=____