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How many solutions does the system of linear equations represented in the graph have? No solution Infinitely many solutions One solution at (−1, 3) One solution at (3, −1)

How many solutions does the system of linear equations represented in the graph have? No solution Infinitely many solutions One solution at (−1, 3) One solution at (3, −1)
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How many solutions does the system of linear equations represented in the graph have?

No solution
Infinitely many solutions
One solution at (−1, 3)
One solution at (3, −1)

How many solutions does the system of linear equations represented in the graph have-example-1
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Answer:

One solution at (3, −1)

Explanation:

solution lies where the lines intersect, that is (3,-1)

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