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Simultaneous Equations -- The "Generic" Simultaneous Equation

Module by: Kenny M. Felder. E-mail the author

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This should be done in class as another TAPPS exercise. Remind them of the ground rules, and especially of the fact that you will be asking them questions afterwards to make sure they got it.

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