Solving Simultaneous Equations: Other Methods?

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The discussion centers on exploring alternative methods for solving simultaneous equations beyond commonly known techniques like matrix, determinant, elimination, substitution, and graphical methods. Participants question the necessity of seeking additional methods when the existing ones are well-established. There is also a debate about the clarity of the original poster's request, particularly regarding what constitutes a "matrix" method. The conversation highlights the complexity of defining methods and their interrelations in solving linear systems. Overall, the inquiry into alternative methods prompts a deeper examination of existing solutions and their sufficiency.
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hello , just wanted 2 know if there was another method for solving the simultaneous equation other than the matrix,determinant,elimination,substitution,graphical methods .pls let me know
 
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Just curios,aren't those enough...?

Daniel.
 
what do u mean by "aren't those enough"?
 
He meant it as a question- answer the question!

And what he is really asking is "why are you asking?"

It's not clear to me what methods are included or not included in your list ("matrix" is rather vague for one thing- in a certain sense every linear system is a matrix problem and every method for solving a linear system is a matrix method!).
 
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