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3 years ago

2. Determine the point of intersection for the equations below without graphing. Show all work.

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I’m pretty sure you would have to make them equal
1. 3x -10=7x+14
2. Add 10 to both sides
3. 3x=7x+24
4. Subtract the variable ( 7x ) from both sides
5. -4x=24
6. Divide -4/24
I hope I did it right let me know if any errors

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