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Systems of Equations Introduction

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David's originally had is the starting amount or +b. Choice 1 is

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Adding Choice 2 each week is a positive rate or slope. Choice 2 is

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Find the slope

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Find the Y-intercept

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Find the slope

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Find the Y-intercept

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Which ordered pair represents a solution to both equations?

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At what population will City 1 and City 2 be at the same number of years after 2000

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Which ordered pair represents a solution to both equations?

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After how many shirts sold will Store 1 and Store 2 make the same profit?

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At what profit will Store 1 and Store 2 have sold the same number of shirts?

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 What is the ordered pair that represents a solution to both equations

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a) At what number of hours does it appear that Chelsea and Bob will work the same number of hours at Job 1.

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b) What is the ordered pair that represents a solution to both equations