The functions j(x)=x−1 and k(x)=3x+1 intersect at: A. Infinitely many points B. 2 points C. 1 point D. There are no intersection points

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The functions j(x)=x−1 and k(x)=3x+1 intersect at:

A. Infinitely many points
B. 2 points
C. 1 point
D. There are no intersection points

Peter PAD asked Sep 2, 2022

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Step-by-step explanation: for j(x) = k(x)

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