Question

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Answer 1

The graph shows two lines, A and B.

A graph is shown with x- and y-axes labeled from 0 to 6 at increments of 1. A straight line labeled A joins the ordered pair 2, 6 with the ordered pair 5, 0. Another straight line labeled B joins the ordered pair 0, 2 with the ordered pair 6, 6.

Part A: How many solutions does the pair of equations for lines A and B have? Explain your answer. (5 points)

Part B: What is the solution to the equations of lines A and B? Explain your answer.

Answer 2

http://learn.flvs.net/webdav/assessment_images/educator_mjprealgebra_v16/mjprealgebra_test2_m8_g1_p.jpg

Answer 3

if i'm correct in thinking that a solution is a point on the graph that they both share, then there can't be more than 1 because both lines are linear

find the equation of each line and set them equal to eachother

Answer 4

@stevieb12 can you help me?

Answer 5

is there a way you could get me the equation and i might be able to...

Answer 6

there is no equation its in the link

Answer 7

@stevieb12

Answer 8

none of the links are letting me access them

Answer 9

okay hold on

Answer 10

http://learn.flvs.net/webdav/assessment_images/educator_mjprealgebra_v16/mjprealgebra_test2_m8_g1_p.jpg

Answer 11

try that one

Answer 12

if that doesn't work then you can try to highlight the link and copy and past it

Answer 13

okay forget about that question can you help me with a different question @stevieb12

Answer 14

A pair of equations is shown below:

y = 2x − 1
y = 4x − 5

Part A: In your own words, explain how you can solve the pair of equations graphically. Write the slope and y-intercept for each equation that you will plot on the graph to solve the equations. (6 points)

Part B: What is the solution to the pair of equations? (4 points)

Answer 15

am i solving by substitution?

Answer 16

Part A: In your own words, explain how you can solve the pair of equations graphically. Write the slope and y-intercept for each equation that you will plot on the graph to solve the equations.

Answer 17

i think you have to use a graph

Answer 18

m1=2
m2=4
(12,−3)

Answer 19

does that look about right

Answer 20

@hockeybeast10

Answer 21

i have no idea

Answer 22

do you know anyone who i good at this

Answer 23

im not saying that you arent good though

Answer 24

m1 is the slope for the first equation and m2 for the second.and (1/2,-3) is the x and y intercept\

Answer 25

Part B: What is the solution to the pair of equations?