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A line passes the points (0, 11) and (12,-13). Can you write the equation of a line passing through the point (4, 3) so that the system of equations represented by the two lines has no solution? If so,
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A line passes the points (0, 11) and (12,-13). Can you write the equation of a line passing through

the point (4, 3) so that the system of equations represented by the two lines has no solution? If so,
give the equation. Otherwise, coxplain why not,

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(0,11) tells us that the y intercept would be 11. Plugging those points on to the graph, you can find the slope by counting how spaces down/up and right/left.
Answer is:
Y= -2x + 11
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