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When graphing two lines on the same coordinate plane, explain how to identify when the equations are equal, and where does this occur on the graph?

When graphing two lines on the same coordinate plane, explain how to identify when the equations are equal, and where does this occur on the graph?
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When graphing two lines on the same coordinate plane, explain how to identify when the equations are equal, and where does this occur on the graph?

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You can find the relation of two lines on a graph in it's slope.
It's represented as m in the formula y=mx+b
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