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At which point do the lines \(x+2y=8\) and \(2x+y=10\) intersect on the graph?

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Correct answer: \((4,2)\)

Substituting the point \((4,2)\) into both equations gives \(4+2(2)=8\) and \(2(4)+2=10\). Therefore, \((4,2)\) is the common point and hence the graphical intersection of the two lines. The nearby option \((3,2)\) is incorrect because it gives \(3+2(2)=7\), not 8, in the first equation. Exam tip: verify an intersection point in both equations.

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Intersection Of LinesGraphical MethodLinear EquationsCoordinate GeometryGraphical Method Of Finding Solutions.Graphical Method Of Finding SolutionsPair Of Linear Equations In Two VariablesMathematics

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