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solve the following two equations algebraically.

4x+3y=12
4x-y=4

give the coordinates of intersection.
16 years ago

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drwls
Subtract the second equation from the first. That will leave you with
4y = 8
Now solve for y. Once you have that, use either of your equations to get x.
16 years ago

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