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Find the point where the lines intersect: y = 3x and y = x + 16 A: (8,24) B: (4,12) C: (4,20) D: (0,0)
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Find the point where the lines intersect: y = 3x and y = x + 16

A: (8,24)
B: (4,12)
C: (4,20)
D: (0,0)

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The answer is A, using substitution you can change it to 3x = x+16 2x=16 x=8 then plug the x into the equation y=3(8) y=24 (8,24)
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