Eric Nicholas K's answer to Kathy's Secondary 4 A Maths Singapore question.
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The approach is to substitute a rearranged form of an equation into the same equation.
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5 years ago
For the first question I let a = (2a2 + 7) / 3. I then replace one a (from the 2a2) from the original equation with the substituted form for part (i) and then replace both a (from the 2a2) from the original equation with the substituted form.
The other question is very similar. Since the final form does not have a term in a, I replace the unwanted a with the substituted form.
The other question is very similar. Since the final form does not have a term in a, I replace the unwanted a with the substituted form.
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