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wat is the easyest way to solve linear systems by graphing
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find the intercepts, draw the lines n find the point of intersection if any
you will still need to solve the equations to get the exact max/min co-ordinates or/and intersection points.
say you have -80 and one of the numbers in the eqation wat is a eazy way to get that number down so its easeier to graph
-80 mean?
like 6x+8y=-80 and 15x-10y=-80
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and i haVE 2 GRAPH IT
ok transform the eqn in intercept form by dividing both sides by -80
(6/-80)x+(8/-80)y=1 x y ---- +------- =1 (-80/6) (-80/8)
x intercept is -40/3 y intercept =-10 mark the interceprts on the respective axes, join the points to get the line
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