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Which statement describes the graph of the system of equations below?

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atroni [7]2 years ago

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In order to see the behavior of the line formed from the equations, we write the given equation in general form which is y=mx+b

<span>1.5x + 0.2y = 2.68 --> y= -7.5x + 13.4
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<span>1.6x + 0.3y = 2.98 --> y= -5.33x + 9.93
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<span>They definitely are not parallel lines and do not overlap at all points. Plotting the equations in a graph, an intersection is observed. This intersection most likely is the third option. The lines at (1.6, 1.4).</span>

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