Graphing and Solving Systems of Linear Equations

When two lines intersect, the point at which they intersect names the values of x and y that make both of the linear equations true at the same time. Reading the intersection point can be quite simple. Plugging that point's values into the linear equations should render two sets of true statements mathematically.

Tonight's Homework: Read Lesson 7.1 and then do problems 17-31, odd from the lesson. Also, please do Lesson 7.4 ( 31 - 43, FCO), and use the method that makes the most sense to you.