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Mathematics, 15.12.2020 01:30 christopherluckey7

Cora ran 3 miles last week and will run 7 miles per week from now on. Hana ran 9 miles last week and will run 4 miles per week from now on. In the answer box,

1. Identify what x and y will equal in your equation in the context of the problem (2
points)

2. Write a system of equations to describe this scenario. (2 points)

3. Use Desmos to graph the system of equations you wrote and identify the solution
as a coordinate/point. Also identify what the solution means in the context of the
problem. (2 points)

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