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Stage 9 - Q1 - 2 marks
19257

Solve by substitution. Check both equations.

\[y=2x+(-11)\]
\[y=x+(-3)\]
Hint

Choose the variable or repeated expression that is easiest to replace.

Stage 9 - Q2 - 2 marks
19258

Solve by substitution. Check both equations.

\[y=3x+(-25)\]
\[y=x+(-5)\]
Hint

Choose the variable or repeated expression that is easiest to replace.

Stage 9 - Q3 - 3 marks
19259

Solve by substitution. Check both equations.

\[x=y+(-3)\]
\[x+2y=15\]
Hint

Choose the variable or repeated expression that is easiest to replace.

Stage 9 - Q4 - 3 marks
19260

Solve by substitution. Check both equations.

\[y=4x+(-13)\]
\[2x+y=17\]
Hint

Choose the variable or repeated expression that is easiest to replace.

Stage 9 - Q5 - 4 marks
19261

Two quantities \(x\) and \(y\) total 20. \(x\) is 2 more than twice \(y\). Find both quantities by substitution.

Hint

Write one unknown in terms of the other.

Stage 9 - Q6 - 4 marks
19262

Two quantities \(x\) and \(y\) total 27. \(x\) is 3 more than twice \(y\). Find both quantities by substitution.

Hint

Write one unknown in terms of the other.

Stage 9 - Q7 - 5 marks
19263

A learner proposes \(x=3\), \(y=8\). Test both equations, then give the correct pair.

\[y=6x+(-3)\]
\[x+y=11\]
Hint

A simultaneous solution must satisfy both equations.

Stage 9 - Q8 - 5 marks
19264

Solve by substitution. Check both equations.

\[y=2x+3\]
\[y=x+\frac{15}{2}\]
Hint

Choose the variable or repeated expression that is easiest to replace.

Stage 9 - Q9 - 5 marks
19265

Solve by substitution. Check both equations.

\[x+2y=26\]
\[2x=2y+(-8)\]
Hint

Choose the variable or repeated expression that is easiest to replace.

Stage 9 - Q10 - 3 marks
19266

Two boxes contain 33 counters altogether. Moving 3 counters from box A to box B makes the number in A twice the number in B. Find the original contents.

Hint

After transfer, one count loses 3 while the other gains 3.

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