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Mary thinks that the "solution" to a system of equations is the point of intersection on the graph. Mike thinks that the "solution" to a system of equations if the ordered pair that makes both equations
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Mary thinks that the "solution" to a system of equations is the point of intersection on the graph. Mike thinks that the "solution" to a system of equations if the ordered pair that makes both equations true. Who is correct?

Mary thinks that the "solution" to a system of equations is the point of-example-1
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The answer is Mary is correct sorry if I’m wrong
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