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math_alg_4975
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Math | algebra | linear_equations_in_tw... | Medium | In the \(xy\)-plane, line \(r\) passes through the points \((0, -6)\) and \((1, -3)\). Which equation defines line \(r\)? | |
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math_alg_4974
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Math | algebra | linear_equations_in_tw... | Medium | In the \(xy\)-plane, line \(r\) passes through the points \((0, 8)\) and \((1, 4)\). Which equation defines line \(r\)? | |
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math_alg_4973
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Math | algebra | linear_equations_in_tw... | Medium | In the \(xy\)-plane, line \(r\) passes through the points \((0, 2)\) and \((1, 11)\). Which equation defines line \(r\)? | |
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math_alg_4972
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Math | algebra | linear_equations_in_tw... | Medium | In the \(xy\)-plane, line \(r\) passes through the points \((0, -3)\) and \((1, 3)\). Which equation defines line \(r\)? | |
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math_alg_4971
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Math | algebra | linear_equations_in_tw... | Medium | In the \(xy\)-plane, line \(r\) passes through the points \((0, 11)\) and \((1, 6)\). Which equation defines line \(r\)? | |
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math_alg_4970
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Math | algebra | linear_equations_in_tw... | Medium | In the \(xy\)-plane, line \(r\) passes through the points \((0, 4)\) and \((1, 11)\). Which equation defines line \(r\)? | |
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math_alg_4969
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Math | algebra | linear_equations_in_tw... | Medium | The equation \(11j + 11k = 1001\) represents the number of junior shirts, j, and senior shirts, k, ordered for a school... | |
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math_alg_4968
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Math | algebra | linear_equations_in_tw... | Medium | The equation \(12u + 12v = 1404\) represents the number of upper-level tickets, u, and lower-level tickets, v, sold for... | |
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math_alg_4967
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Math | algebra | linear_equations_in_tw... | Medium | The equation \(10c + 10d = 1150\) represents the number of ceramic cups, c, and glass cups, d, needed for a banquet. Th... | |
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math_alg_4966
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Math | algebra | linear_equations_in_tw... | Medium | The equation \(3s + 3t = 279\) represents the number of silver pins, s, and bronze pins, t, ordered for a club. The clu... |