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3 years ago

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1 answer:

grin007 [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

Point B

Step-by-step explanation:

Lines given:

y= 2/5x - 1/2
y= -1/3x +2/3

x coordinate of intersection of given lines is:

2/5x - 1/2= -1/3x+2/3
2/5x+1/3x= 2/3 +1/2
6/15x+5/15x= 4/6+3/6
11/15x=7/6
x= 7*15/11*6
x= 35/22

For this value of x, the value of y is:

y= 2/5*35/22 - 1/2
y=14/22- 1/2
y= 3/22

As per graph point (35/22, 3/22) is point B

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