Help with number one please
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Answer:
The solution to the set of linear equations is:
Step-by-step explanation:
Hey there!
In order to solve this system of equations, we can put the equations equal to each other since both equations are equal to y
Now we simplify
--->
So now that we know that x is equal to 5, we can find the value of y
let's substitute it in one of the equations
--->
So now we know that the point where the two equations intersect is:
This is going to be our solution
The graph is in an attachment below
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y = 1/6x
There is no y-intercept stated in the equation, which means it is 0, and the line passes through the origin (0,0).
The slope is 1/6. To graph this, you can think of
The slope is rising 1 unit, and it is going 6 units to the right as the slope is increasing. Hope this helps! :)