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Chapter 1: Q.2. (page 28)

Solve the equation 2x+3=4(x-1)+1

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The solution to the equation isx=3

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Step 1.Given information

Y=2x+3Y=4(x-1)+1

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Step 2. Draw the graph of each equation

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Step 3. Intersection point 

(3,9)is the intersection point so the solution isx=3

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The points, if any, at which a graph crosses or touches the

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P1=(a,a);P2=(0,0)

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