Describe how to determine the solution of a system of two linear equations by graphing.
2 answers:
1). Draw the graph of one equation.
2). On the same graph, draw the graph of the other equation.
3). If the two lines cross, the x and y at the point where they cross are the solution to the system of two equations.
4). If the two lines don't cross, then the system has no solution.
5). If they are the same line, then the two equations are the same equation, and every point on the line is a solution to it.
Using the graphing you graph the two equations and then find the point where the two lines of the equation meet.
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