well partially lol

i wrote a program on gcc (which is a compiler and editor program)

and what it does is it works our simutaneous equations

this is it:

#include <stdio.h>
void main()
{
    float A,B,C,D,p,q;
    printf("input A: ");
    scanf("%f", &A);
    printf("input B: ");
    scanf("%f", &B);
    printf("input C: ");
    scanf("%f", &C);
    printf("input D: ");
    scanf("%f", &D);
    printf("input p: ");
    scanf("%f", &p);
    printf("input q: ");
    scanf("%f", &q);
   
    float det,x,y;
    det=(A*D)-(B*C);
   
    if (det>5e-40) {
        x= ((p*D)-(q*B))/det;
        y= ((q*A)-(p*C))/det;
        printf("x= %f \n",x);
        printf("y= %f \n",y);
    } else {
        printf("the two algebraic equations have degenerated to one single equation.");
        }
}

save it, run it and u can work out any simulataneous equation (well most lol)

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