Solve Linear Equations with 2 Unknowns (linear2)
Solve linear equations with 2 unknowns. Enter expressions and values to find the unknowns.
Solve Linear Equations with 2 Unknowns
Purpose
This function helps you solve a system of two linear equations with two unknown variables.
Use Cases
You can use this function to find the values of two unknown variables in a system of two linear equations.
How to Use
- Enter the coefficients and constants of the two linear equations.
- Click on the "Solve" button to get the solution.
Input Values
- First Linear Expression: Enter the coefficients of the first equation in the format "ax + by" or simply "a, b".
- Right Hand Side Part of First Expression: Enter the constant value on the right side of the first equation.
- Second Linear Expression: Enter the coefficients of the second equation in the format "ax + by" or simply "a, b".
- Right Hand Side Part of Second Expression: Enter the constant value on the right side of the second equation.
Output Values
- Unknown Value 1: The value of the first unknown variable.
- Unknown Value 2: The value of the second unknown variable.
Any other Instruction
Make sure to enter the coefficients and constants accurately to get the correct solution.
Steps of Calculation
- The function extracts the coefficients from the input expressions.
- It forms a system of linear equations using the extracted coefficients.
- It then uses matrix operations to solve the system and find the values of the unknown variables.
Technical Parameter names
xpr1, rhs1_part, xpr2, rhs2_part
Return Values
2 unknown values
Example Expressions
You can use the following expressions to directly evaluate in a non-interactive manner using eval():
linear2('4x+3y', 20.0, '-5x+9y', 26.0)
linear2('-2x+5y', 10.0, '3x-7y', 2.0)
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