An ordered pair tells us what about a system of equations ?
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Step-by-step explanation:
It may not tell you anything. You have to be careful how you think about the answer to this. An ordered pair is just that: it describes an x and y value and that is really all that it does.
However it may also be used to describe the solution to a system of equations which cross in one place. For example, if you plot
y = x + 1
y = -3x + 2
The ordered pair that gives the point where both equations equal the same thing is (0.25,1.25) The graph is shown below, and the ordered pair marks the solution.
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