Math, asked by Raji9069, 11 months ago

How do you solve y=3x−1 and y=−13x+2 by graphing? I don't really want to scale my graph, and I know it's incredibly hard to do these with fractions. Please help!?

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How do you solve y=3x−1 and y=−13x+2 by graphing? I don't really want to scale my graph, and I know it's incredibly hard to do these with fractions. Please help!?

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