For those of you who need a little help in solving Linear Equations, try downloading the form below and filling it out on your own. It will ask you for a range of data and then let you solve for the right answer. Don’t worry, the answer is easy to find and easy to understand as well.
Please do not distribute this file to others, however, you may keep a copy for your own personal use if you wish. If you do this, make sure you tell people that you made it yourself and don’t give it away as a freebie! There is a link at the bottom of the form for allowing us to reproduce your form on our website. This will save you having to make a new form and it will make your work much easier.
The first step is to provide the correct sample data. This will allow you to change the starting point, which will change the end result. Try to measure the height of a standard sheet of paper, as well as the width of the actual sheet. You may also like to show this graphically. Once you have entered the correct data, simply press the “Calculate” button.
After you have entered your data, the results should appear immediately. It is important to make sure you enter all the data in the same way so that the results are consistent and precise. If you find that any of the data fields is missing, you will have to make additional changes to your form, or you can add your own data from scratch.
Once you have your results, you can now solve for the current value of the matrix. This formula is easily derived by multiplying the first column of the data, by the “x” axis of the equation, and then multiplying that value by the second column. Remember, if you do not know how to use these formulas, it is okay to ask someone to help you.
If you want to determine the current value of the matrix, then simply add the values that were calculated previously. For example, if you calculated the height of the paper and the width of the paper, then simply add them together. Here’s a trick: instead of multiplying them by the same number, multiply the values of the first two columns by their numbers.
After you have done this, just divide the final value by the initial value (remember, the final value is the one that was entered last). The answer to the above equation will be the new current value.
You may also want to solve for the variables of the equation, but this information should only be known to you, and not to anyone else. You can use these values in the formula, you come up with later. So, please do not pass the form on to anyone nor add any sample data to the form.
