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To find the "break-even point" for solving systems of linear equations, is there an easier way to figure it out instead of making a table?
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To find the "break-even point" for solving systems of linear equations, is there an easier way to figure it out instead of making a table?

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yes, it is kinda hard to explain so look this up--- linear equation calculator in equation form
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