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A-REI.6 Warmup M1-012-A15-V01

Solve systems of two linear equations exactly and approximately using algebraic and graphical methods.

Verify whether an ordered pair solves a system

Problem

Verify whether \((3,2)\) solves the system \(x~+~y~=~5\), \(x~-~y~=~1\).

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An ordered pair solves a system only if it makes every equation true. We’ll preserve the x-then-y coordinate roles, substitute into each equation exactly as written, and compare each resulting left side with its own right side. One false equality rejects the pair, while membership follows only after every check succeeds.

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Curriculum context
Course
Math I
Standard
A-REI.6
Category
Algebra
Domain
Reasoning with Equations and Inequalities
Objective
Solve systems of two linear equations exactly and approximately using algebraic and graphical methods.
Problem type
Verify whether an ordered pair solves a system