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The system of linear equations represented in the graph is

y=x-2,y=4x+3
y=x+2,y=3x-4
y=x-2,y=3x+4
y=x+2,y=4x-3
The solution of this system of equations is
(-3,5)
(3,-5)
(3,5)
(-3,-5)

The system of linear equations represented in the graph is y=x-2,y=4x+3 y=x+2,y=3x-example-1

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y=3x+4
y=x-2
3x+4=x-2
2x=-6
x=-3
y=-5
(-3,-5)
The two equations are y=3x+4 and y=x-2; the lines intersect at (-3,-5)
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Answer with explanation:

One of the line passes through (2,0) and (0,-2).

X intercept =2

And , Y intercept = -2

Equation of line in Intercept form will be


(x)/(a)+(y)/(b)=1\\\\ (x)/(2)+(y)/(-2)=1\\\\ x-y=2

Another line passes through ,(0,4) and (-3,-5).

Equation of line passing through two points , (a,b) and (p,q) is

→(q-b)(x-a)=(p-a)(y-b)

→(-5-4)(x-0)=(-3-0)(y-4)

→-9 x=-3 y+12

→ -9 x + 3 y= 12

Dividing both sides by ,3 we get

- 3 x + y=4

Third option Represent the two lines in the graph.

1.y=x-2,

2.y=3 x+4

Using substitution method to solve the two equation,

→x-2 = 3 x + 4

→ x- 3 x= 4 + 2

→ - 2 x= 6

Dividing both sides by, 2 we get

x= -3

y= - 3 -2

y=-5

Solution set is , (-3,-5).

Option D: (-3,-5)

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