To solve this problem, let’s break down the given equations and their graphical representations.
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Equations:
- The first equation is \(x + y = 2\).
- The second equation is \(-x + y = 7\).
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Slope and Intercept:
- For the equation \(x + y = 2\):
- Rearranging gives \(y = -x + 2\), which has a slope of \(-1\).
- For the equation \(-x + y = 7\):
- Rearranging gives \(y = x + 7\), which has a slope of \(1\).
- For the equation \(x + y = 2\):
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Determining Line Characteristics:
- The first line (from \(x + y = 2\)) has a slope of \(-1\).
- The second line (from \(-x + y = 7\)) has a slope of \(1\).
- Since the slopes are different (\(-1\) and \(1\)), these lines will intersect at some point, which means there is one solution for the system.
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Graph Interpretation:
- According to the problem, the graph shows the lines as parallel.
- Parallel lines would imply they do not intersect, indicating there would be no solution to the system of equations.
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Conclusion:
- Since the two lines are not parallel (due to different slopes), the graphs provided in the question must be incorrect.
- Therefore, the correct answer from the responses would be:
- The graph of \(-x+y=7\) is incorrect. The lines should intersect.
This response indicates that the representations shown in the graph do not correctly reflect the nature of the equations provided.