Answer: Sometimes
Step-by-step explanation:
A system of equations can intersect at no points; this is when the lines are parallel, which means they have the same slope and different y-intercept.
A system of equations can intersect at one point; this is when the lines have different slopes.
A system of equations can intersect in infinitely many points; this is when the graphs overlay one another, which means they are graphs of the same line. The two equations would equal the same thing.
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Is that the top or bottom? Assuming it's the top, when distributing the -2 to what's inside the parenthesis, they were correct in multiplying -2•7, but when they multiplied -2 and -y, the answer needs to be positive 2y because they are multiplying double negatives
You can divide 1/2 by 1/4
that'll leave you with 1/8, which is smaller than 1/4
5 or less books can fit, so...
5<x with the line the line under the sign.
