Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The given equations are in standard form, first write them in slope-intercept form.
"p" is the variable in the x-axis
"g" is the variable in the y-axis
<u>First equation</u>
<u>Second equation </u>

Next you have to determine two points for each equation, the easiest point to determine is the y-intercept, just replace the formula with p=0
<u>First equation</u>
<u>for p=0</u>

The first point is (0,48)
<u>For p=10</u>

The second point is (10,28)
Plot the points and link them with a line.
<u>Second equation</u>
<u>For p=0</u>

The first point is (0,60)
<u>For p=10</u>

The second point is (10,30)
Plot both points and link them to determine the line.
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