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A pair of lines intersect at the point (-3,4). which pair of equations could represent these lines?

a. 2x+3y=6
y=x-7
b.2x+3y=6
y=-3x+4

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you need to plug in the values and see whether they work on both lines.

What do you get?
y=kx
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