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Mathematics, 28.06.2019 00:30 kenishajohnson116

Daniel and sofia both solve this system of equations: y=−1.5x+5.7 y=-1.5x+5.7 y=0.5x+0.3 y=0.5x+0.3 daniel's solution is (1.1,2.4) (1.1,2.4) . sofia's solution is (2.7,1.65) (2.7,1.65) . they graph the equations to check their work. based on the graph, whose solution is more likely to be correct?

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