Math Problem Statement

Teach me step by step how to solve XY=11d, YZ=9d−2, XZ=5d+28

Solution

To solve the system of equations:

  1. XY=11dXY = 11d
  2. YZ=9d2YZ = 9d - 2
  3. XZ=5d+28XZ = 5d + 28

where XX, YY, and ZZ are variables, and dd is a known value, follow these steps:

Step 1: Express XX, YY, and ZZ in terms of each other.

You have three equations, and we will first try to isolate one of the variables.

From Equation 1: XY=11dXY = 11d

You can express XX as: X=11dYX = \frac{11d}{Y} or express YY as: Y=11dXY = \frac{11d}{X}

From Equation 2: YZ=9d2YZ = 9d - 2

You can express ZZ as: Z=9d2YZ = \frac{9d - 2}{Y} or express YY as: Y=9d2ZY = \frac{9d - 2}{Z}

From Equation 3: XZ=5d+28XZ = 5d + 28

You can express XX as: X=5d+28ZX = \frac{5d + 28}{Z} or express ZZ as: Z=5d+28XZ = \frac{5d + 28}{X}

Step 2: Substitute and solve

Let’s choose one equation to substitute into the others.

Substituting Z=9d2YZ = \frac{9d - 2}{Y} into XZ=5d+28XZ = 5d + 28:

X×9d2Y=5d+28X \times \frac{9d - 2}{Y} = 5d + 28 Multiply both sides by YY to eliminate the fraction: X(9d2)=(5d+28)YX(9d - 2) = (5d + 28)Y Now we can express XX from Equation 1 as X=11dYX = \frac{11d}{Y}, and substitute it here: 11d(9d2)Y=(5d+28)Y\frac{11d(9d - 2)}{Y} = (5d + 28)Y Now multiply both sides by YY to get rid of the denominator: 11d(9d2)=(5d+28)Y211d(9d - 2) = (5d + 28)Y^2 Simplify both sides: 11d(9d2)=99d222d11d(9d - 2) = 99d^2 - 22d So the equation becomes: 99d222d=(5d+28)Y299d^2 - 22d = (5d + 28)Y^2

Step 3: Solve the system

Now, to proceed further, you can either isolate Y2Y^2 and solve for YY, or simplify further to find relationships between XX, YY, and ZZ. Depending on the values of dd, we can substitute and solve.

Would you like to continue with specific values for dd or simplify the equations further?


Questions:

  1. Do you want to proceed with solving for YY, or would you like to solve for a different variable?
  2. Would you like to substitute a specific value of dd into the equations?
  3. Do you want to see the equations simplified step by step for XX, YY, and ZZ?
  4. Are you comfortable with quadratic equations to solve for YY?
  5. Would you prefer solving the system graphically?

Tip: When dealing with multiple equations, always try to reduce the number of variables by substitution. This makes the system easier to manage.

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Math Problem Analysis

Mathematical Concepts

Algebra
Equations
Substitution

Formulas

Equations involving variables and constants

Theorems

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Suitable Grade Level

Grades 10-12