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math_alg_5182
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Math | algebra | systems_of_two_linear_... | Medium | The graph of \(y = mx + b\) lies exactly on top of the graph of \(y = \frac{7}{3}x - 9\). Which value must \(b\) have? | |
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math_alg_5181
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Math | algebra | systems_of_two_linear_... | Medium | A system of two linear equations has infinitely many solutions. One equation is \(y = -\frac{5}{6}x - 2\), and the othe... | |
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math_alg_5180
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Math | algebra | systems_of_two_linear_... | Medium | One equation in a two-line system is \(y = \frac{3}{4}x + 5\). The other equation is \(y = mx + b\). If the system has in... | |
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math_alg_5179
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Math | algebra | systems_of_two_linear_... | Medium | Which ordered pair satisfies both equations \(y = -x - 8\) and \(4x + y = 7\)? | |
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math_alg_5178
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Math | algebra | systems_of_two_linear_... | Medium | In the \(xy\)-plane, one line is \(y = 6x + 1\), and another is \(x + y = -6\). What are the coordinates of their intersect... | |
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math_alg_5177
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Math | algebra | systems_of_two_linear_... | Medium | Two linear equations are \(y = -4x + 15\) and \(9x + y = 25\). What is the solution to this pair of equations? | |
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math_alg_5176
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Math | algebra | systems_of_two_linear_... | Medium | A system is formed by \(y = 5x - 2\) and \(-2x + y = -11\). Which value of \((x, y)\) solves the system? | |
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math_alg_5175
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Math | algebra | systems_of_two_linear_... | Medium | The equations \(y = -3x + 4\) and \(7x + y = 0\) describe two lines in the \(xy\)-plane. Which ordered pair is their point ... | |
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math_alg_5174
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Math | algebra | systems_of_two_linear_... | Medium | Which ordered pair satisfies both equations \(y = 2x - 9\) and \(6x + y = 15\)? | |
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math_alg_5173
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Math | algebra | systems_of_two_linear_... | Medium | In the \(xy\)-plane, one line is \(y = -5x + 6\), and another is \(2x + y = 12\). What are the coordinates of their interse... |