How can you determine the solution to this syst by looking at the graph?

To determine the solution to a system of equations by looking at the graph, follow these steps: 1. **Graph the Equations**: Plot each equation on the same set of axes. This can be done by finding key points or using a graphing tool. 2. **Identify Intersections**: Look for points where the graphs of the equations intersect. The coordinates of these intersection points represent the solutions to the system of equations. 3. **Check for Multiple Solutions**: - If the lines intersect at a single point, there is one unique solution. - If the lines are parallel, there is no solution (the equations are inconsistent). - If the lines coincide (are the same line), there are infinitely many solutions (the equations are dependent). 4. **Read the Coordinates**: The x and y coordinates of the intersection point(s) give the solution(s) to the system. If you have specific equations in mind, I can help you graph them and find the intersection points. Please provide the equations you want to analyze.