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                how do u solve an equation using the the graphing method...for example 
x-y=2 and -2x=2y=2
            
        x-y=2 and -2x=2y=2
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                    Answered by
            Damon
            
    just graph then. Two points each and lines
to make it easy, find intercepts, points where x = 0 or y = 0
for the first one it is (0,-2) and (2,0)
for the second one it is (0, oh dear you have a typo probably mean -2x+2y = 2
When you get that straightened out, look for the point where the two lines hit. In fact in this case they will never hit because they have the same slope, 1 if I guessed right about your typo
    
to make it easy, find intercepts, points where x = 0 or y = 0
for the first one it is (0,-2) and (2,0)
for the second one it is (0, oh dear you have a typo probably mean -2x+2y = 2
When you get that straightened out, look for the point where the two lines hit. In fact in this case they will never hit because they have the same slope, 1 if I guessed right about your typo
                    Answered by
            helper
            
    For each equation, pick values for x and solve for y. Pick at least three pair of x,y values and then plot these points. Draw a line connecting these points.
Do this for each equation. The point where these line graphs intersect is the solution.
    
Do this for each equation. The point where these line graphs intersect is the solution.
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