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OpenStudy (dr-wells):

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OpenStudy (dr-wells):

@ganeshie8 @TheSmartOne PLEASE

OpenStudy (dr-wells):

@Daniel14 @agent0smith @Astrophysics @Amenah8 SOMEONE PLS

OpenStudy (dr-wells):

TSO <3

OpenStudy (schoolgeek15):

Hey! Dr.Wells from the flash!

OpenStudy (agent0smith):

Part A is because you can set the equations equal to each other, because when they intersect, they have the same y-value. Part B they tell you what to do. Make a table for each of the two given equations, then plug in each x-value from -3 to 3. You're looking for where the y-values are equal. Part C... by graphing each equation and finding the point of intersection. You're looking for the x-value.

OpenStudy (dr-wells):

Thank you!

OpenStudy (dr-wells):

I don't know where they are equal for part B :\

OpenStudy (dr-wells):

@Astrophysics @TheSmartOne

OpenStudy (agent0smith):

That's because you need to make a table for each equation, for x=-3 to 3, to work out the y values.|dw:1477541800510:dw| and work out all the y values.

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