What? I have an idea of what your saying but i'm not positive. Can you explain better please?

so the 2nd equation is really the first equation in disguise.
since both equations are the same, that means if you graph them, is just one line pancaked over the other, and the solutions points is every single one on each, namely
infinitely many solutions.
Answer:
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
the first question is the first and the fourth one. it might be the third one too but i cant tell if thats a mutiplication sign.
the perimeter is 48
Im pretty sure the next one is 36
3+n, n+3
juan has 14 marbles
Jakobi has 16 pieces of candy
She eats 3/4 of them
16 x 3/4
16 x 3 = 48
48/4 = 12
Jakobi eats 12 pieces of candy
hope this helps