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3 years ago

The graph points four equations, a, b, c, and d which pair of equations had (0,8) as its solution

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Tamiku [17]3 years ago

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(0,8) would be the solution of those two lines which will pass through this point .

A lot of points lie on any single line but the solution of two lines is the point where they both intersect .

Let us start observing the graph

Let us first check where does ( 0,8) lies on graph .

it is 0 unit movement on x axis and 8 unit up on y axis

we can see it easily that (0,8) is point where Line a and Line c are intersecting .

Answer : ( a and c ) the option number (1)

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