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Solving Linear Systems

Linear Relationships

Solving Linear Systems 1.2 - Solution

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a

The solution to the system of the linear equations is the point where the graphs of the equations intersect.

From the graph, we can tell that this point is $(3, - 2) .$

b

Once again, we'll identify the point of intersection as the solution to the linear system.

The solution to the system is the point $(2, 1) .$