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Help pls I have no chance of getting this right
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Help pls I have no chance of getting this right
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For this question. On the graph the two points intersect at (4, 6)
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ANSWER: (4,6)
Your graph shows two lines and they intersect at the point (4,6). This means that when you plug 4 into both equations of the lines, you get 6.
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