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Once ur lines are graphed, the solution is where the lines intersect. So by graphing however many equations u have, the point where they intersect is the solution....unless of course u have parallel lines, then there is no solution. And if ur lines are coincident, the same line on top of each other, then there is infinite solutions.

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