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Please Help FAST! SOLVE EACH! Can I get step by steps also so I can understand thx I’ll mark brainlist also!!!

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professor190 [17]2 years ago

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X-6y=6 slope: 1/6 y-intercept (0,1)

X= 0,6 y= -1, 0
X+3y+12=0 slope: 1/3
Y-intercept (0,4) x= -12, 0 Y= 0,4
8a-9b= 9/8 slope (0 ,7/8) x= -1,1 Y= -1/4,2
3a+b=7 1/3 (0,7/3) x= 4,7 Y=1,0

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