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Line 1: 3x+y=6 line 2: 3x-y=6 graph the system of equation below.
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Line 1: 3x+y=6 line 2: 3x-y=6 graph the system of equation below.

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Answer:

y1×y2

x1×x2

y1-x1. y2+x2. do this then plot your points and it should solve your problem.

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