Answer:
The correct answer is (-5,-5)
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Both of the equations are in standard form, so first you set them equal to each other.
2. Solve for x as a normal algebraic equation.
3. Back substitute your answer for x into one of the original equations. (back substitution is just putting the x back into the equation and solving for y.)
4. Now you have your x and y coordinates, and the point of intersection of the two lines.
The expected value of a distribution is considered as a mean, or average, for a probability distribution. It represents the center of the possible values of a variable. That doesn't necessarily mean it would be one of the possible values of x.
