You use substitution to solve a system of equations and,

aher simplifying, end with a statement that says 7=7,

Describe what this statement means about the number of

solutions and about the graph of the system.

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Pugsley

Mathematics

2 December, 14:57

You use substitution to solve a system of equations and,

aher simplifying, end with a statement that says 7=7,

Describe what this statement means about the number of

solutions and about the graph of the system.

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Colten Torres · Answer 1

Colten Torres 2 December, 15:01

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All real numbers is the answer

Cindy Sandoval · Answer 2

All real numbers

Step-by-step explanation:

This statement means all real numbers because it ends up with a true equation. The graph of the system will be a parabola I think.

You use substitution to solve a system of equations and,aher simplifying, end with a statement that says 7=7,Describe what this statement means about the number ofsolutions and about the graph of the system.

You use substitution to solve a system of equations and,

aher simplifying, end with a statement that says 7=7,

Describe what this statement means about the number of

solutions and about the graph of the system.