Quadratic Equations X

Solving Quadratic Equations

ax + by = c
dx + ey = f

As you need to find 2 values and you have two equations, the solutions can be found if you know how. For the moment, I am going to skip the explanation of how to solve simultaneous equations, but give you a form where you can fill in the values from your question and get an immediate answer. Who could ask for more?!

Please enter the values below to solve your simultaneous equation. If some of the values are negative, then you may use the - sign(Note that if x is equal to y, then you will get an error):

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