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- [Instructor] We're told the
system of linear equations
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below is graphed on the coordinate grid.
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So we can see the graph
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of y is equal to -2x - 2 in blue here.
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And then, y is equal to
-1/4x + 5 in brown here.
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And what I want you to first
do before I do it with you
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is see if you can visually
think about what the solution is
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to this system,
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so an x and y pair that satisfy
both of these equations.
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And then, I want you to verify
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that it is indeed the solution.
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All right, now when I visually inspect it,
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it looks like this point right over here
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is on both lines.
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And if I eyeball it,
that looks like the point
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x is equal to -4
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and y is equal to 6,
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so -4, 6.
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But let's verify that
that indeed is a point
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on both of these lines.
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And to do that, let's
see what y is equal to
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in each of these when x is equal to -4.
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So in that first one,
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and maybe I'll do it in that same color
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just to make or a close color,
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so if I say y is equal to -2
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times -4 - 2,
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that's equal to +8 - 2,
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which is indeed equal to 6.
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So for this blue line,
when x is equal to -4,
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y is indeed equal to 6.
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Now let's also do it for
this brownish looking line.
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So there, y is equal to -1/4,
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and here our x is -4.
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And then, we're gonna have + 5.
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And so y, so here we have -1/4
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times -4 is +1 + 5
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is indeed equal to 6.
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So that point -4, 6
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is indeed on both lines.