Question

y = 2x + 3 and y = -x - 4

Answer 1

what to do?

Answer 2

I have to graph two lines and determine how many solutions are possible

Answer 3

well there is one solution for sure.

Answer 4

1 solution is possible..

intersection is at (-4,1)

Answer 5

No, vaska u r inncorrect.

Answer 6

I understand 1 and infinite, how do you determine anything else?

Answer 7

no, there is just one solution.. not infinte solution.. what else u have to find?

Answer 8

(-7/3,-5/3)

Answer 9

he got that right!

Answer 10

HE = SJ.

Answer 11

\[\large W00T\]

Answer 12

\[\Huge 0.0\]

Answer 13

\[\huge >.O\]

Answer 14

0,0 would be a common answer for these types of problems. Does that count?

Answer 15

did someone punched into your left eye? damn!

Answer 16

　／l、
（ﾟ､ ｡ ７ Here comes math kitty again
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Answer 17

0,0 would not work

Answer 18

@facebook, whts the ques?

Answer 19

@facebook? ;D hahahha

Answer 20

Oh Saifoo, you crack me up my friend

Answer 21

HAHA!


lol, his name is like fbh.. something.

Answer 22

seems like you guys disagree