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Answer:

point in Quadrant I

Explanation:

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Answer:

{point in Quadrant II}

Explanation:

The lines are headed toward each other in Quadrant II as x gets more negative. They will eventually intersect in that quadrant, giving one point as the solution to the two equations.

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