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Straight lines represented by linear equations x+y=2 and 5x−3y

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Straight lines represented by linear equations x+y=2 and 5x−3y=2 intersect at which of the given points?

A

(1, 2)

B

(1, 1)

C

(2, 1)

D

(3, 2)

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(b) x+y=2 5x−3y=2 Hence x=1,y=1

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Question Text	Straight lines represented by linear equations x+y=2 and 5x−3y=2 intersect at which of the given points?
Answer Type	Text solution:1
Upvotes	156