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2x-y=2s 2x-2y=4s The line whose equations are shown intersect at which point?

2x-y=2s 2x-2y=4s The line whose equations are shown intersect at which point?
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2x-y=2s
2x-2y=4s
The line whose equations are shown intersect at which point?

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There are three variables, so it really doesn't make sense. But, if you don't solve for s, and make it stay how it is, then the intersect would be (0, -2s)
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