Given a graph of a system that has exactly one solution, how would you estimate the solution to the tenths place? Explain the process.

To estimate the solution of a graph that intersects a single output at one point, identify the coordinates of the intersection where the graph meets the axis representing the dependent variable. Using a ruler or a straight edge, determine the value at which the graph intersects the axis, then visually assess its position relative to the nearest tenths place markers. You can refine your estimation by analyzing the trend of the graph around that point to ensure accuracy, rounding to the nearest tenth based on your observations.