What is the solution to the system of linear equations?

Mathematics

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EleoNora [17]3 years ago

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The solution to this systems of linear equations is (0,2). The two lines that are graphed for you intersect at a point. That is the solution. When you are looking to find a coordinate pair given a point, remember that you have to crawl before you walk. Start at the origin. Look to the left or right. If there is not point there, then your x coordinate is zero. Then, look up or down. In this case, the y coordinate is two because you have to go up two units on the y axis to get to the point.

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