Question

help please. A system of equations is graphed on the coordinate plane.

y=−6x−3y=−x+2

Answer 1

Where do the lines meet?

Answer 2

Look I know nothing about this, so can you help me?

Answer 3

The answer is where the lines meet this would be the solution.

Answer 4

its not an optinion though

Answer 5

You are to input your answer. Look at the graph what is the coordinate where the lines meet?

Answer 6

yes i agree with @563blackghost

Answer 7

ok ill go ahead and try to find it out

Answer 8

The coordinate is in the format of \(\large\bf{(x,y)}\) due to the answer input the answer would a be a coordinate.

Answer 9

Ok :)

Answer 10

if you are not sure just ask us what you thing and we'll say whether it is correct or not

Answer 11

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Monkeyboom
if you are not sure just ask us what you thing and we'll say whether it is correct or not
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)

Quite so ;)

Answer 12

i am really uneducated in this subject, never was taught this I honestly don't know this, I might be dumb.

Answer 13

so where the two lines intersect... that is the coordinates

Answer 14

No one is truly dumb, problems just require brain power ;)

Answer 15

very tru @563blackghost

Answer 16

so would the answer be 2,4 or 4,2 maybe i am even wrong on that

Answer 17

very close but no... try again

Answer 18

Look at this ;)

Answer 19

Ok i think i got this, so it y, 3 and x -1

Answer 20

Correct :)

So it is \(\large\bf{(-1,3)}\) in format.

Answer 21

thank you so much if your not busy i have other problems as well

Answer 22

I'm sorry but I must take my leave for the evening. Though I do believe @Monkeyboom can help ^.^

Answer 23

:)

Answer 24

i think you have to substitute