Simultaneous equations
Origin: Lat. simul, aequatĭo, -ōnis
In mathematics, simultaneous equations, or systems of equations, are a set of equations where variables are shared. A solution consists of values for the variables which satisfy all of the equations simultaneously.
Spanish: Ecuaciones simultáneas
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