Solve the system. y = x + 2 and y = -x + 0 (1, -1) (-1, 1) (1, 3) (-1, 3) no solution
We want to find where the lines intersect so find where both y's are the same by setting x+2 equal to -x+0 So solve x+2=-x for x and let me know what you get
-1 ?
Right. x=-1 Now replace x with -1 in one of the equations you began with to find y
You can use either y=x+2 or y=-x
So would the answer be no soloution?
? Did you plug in -1 for x into one of the equations you started with?
Ohh, so would it be (1,-1)
You said x was -1
What is y?
You have y=x+2 or y=-x that you can use to find y
Just choose one of the equations y=-x
We have x=-1 Replace x with -1
What do you get for y?
y=-(-1)=?
So after you figure out what y is which is -(-1) <---simplify this of course Then (x,y) is the your ordered pair
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First find the value of y in any eq than put this value in other eq.:)
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