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Stage 9 - Q1 - 2 marks
19277

Read the simultaneous solution from the graph and verify it.

\[y=2 x + 4\]
\[y=12 - 2 x\]
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\(y=2 x + 4\)
\(y=12 - 2 x\)
Hint

Read \(x\) first, then \(y\) at the intersection.

Stage 9 - Q2 - 2 marks
19278

Draw both lines on the grid using at least two points each. Read their intersection and check algebraically.

\[y=2 x\]
\[y=16 - 2 x\]
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Useful plotting inputs lie one unit either side of the intersection; choose any two points visible on the grid.

Stage 9 - Q3 - 3 marks
19279

Read the simultaneous solution from the graph and verify it.

\[y=x + 3\]
\[y=21 - 2 x\]
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\(y=x + 3\)
\(y=21 - 2 x\)
Hint

Read \(x\) first, then \(y\) at the intersection.

Stage 9 - Q4 - 3 marks
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Draw both lines on the grid using at least two points each. Read their intersection and check algebraically.

\[y=2 x + 3\]
\[y=12 - x\]
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Useful plotting inputs lie one unit either side of the intersection; choose any two points visible on the grid.

Stage 9 - Q5 - 4 marks
19281

Two algebraic models are shown. At which input do they give the same output? State that output.

\[y=2 x - 7\]
\[y=8 - x\]
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\(y=2 x - 7\)
\(y=8 - x\)
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Use the intersection, not either intercept.

Stage 9 - Q6 - 4 marks
19282

Two algebraic models are shown. At which input do they give the same output? State that output.

\[y=x + 1\]
\[y=7 - 2 x\]
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\(y=x + 1\)
\(y=7 - 2 x\)
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Use the intersection, not either intercept.

Stage 9 - Q7 - 5 marks
19283

A learner proposes \(P=(5,6)\) as the simultaneous solution. Use the graph and substitution to assess it.

\[y=2 x - 4\]
\[y=12 - 2 x\]
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\(y=2 x - 4\)
\(y=12 - 2 x\)
Hint

A point must lie on both graphs to be a simultaneous solution.

Stage 9 - Q8 - 5 marks
19284

Explain why this system has no simultaneous solution.

\[y=x+5\]
\[y=x+9\]
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\(y=x + 5\)
\(y=x + 9\)
Hint

Compare the common gradient and different intercepts.

Stage 9 - Q9 - 5 marks
19285

Explain how many simultaneous solutions this system has.

\[y=x+3\]
\[2y=2x+6\]
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\(y=x + 3\)
\(y=x + 3\)
Hint

Simplify one equation before comparing the graphs.

Stage 9 - Q10 - 3 marks
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Use the graph to solve the first two equations. A third line \(y=kx-2\) passes through the same intersection. Find \(k\) and verify all three equations.

\[y=2x+1\]
\[y=-x+10\]
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\(y=2 x + 1\)
\(y=10 - x\)
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The same coordinates must satisfy the third equation.

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