SOLUTION: Can someone help me solve this? Solve the system by graphing both equations on the same axes. Give the ordered pair for the point of intersection. 4x+2y=-8 2x+y=-4

Question 789094: Can someone help me solve this?
Solve the system by graphing both equations on the same axes. Give the ordered pair for the point of intersection.
4x+2y=-8
2x+y=-4
Answer by KMST(5328) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Note: I can tell that the system , can be transformed into the equivalent equation by multiplying both sides of the equal sign times 2. If a point is a solution of one equation, it is a solution of the other one. All the points in the line are intersection points and solutions.

To graph one line you need to plot two points and connect them with a straight line.
Using grid paper is recommended.
For
Substituting gives us and we have the point (0,-4).
Substituting gives us --> and we have the point (-2,0).
For ,
we could substitute and to get
-->--> for point (0,-4), and
-->-->--> for point (-2,0)
The points are the same for both lines because both lines are the same.
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