Question 1113173
Maybe you are expected to graph the lines to find the intersection.
The usual problem is you are given a system of equations and asked to find the solution graphically.
It could be something like {{{system(x-y=0,2x-3y=5)}}} .
To graph the line for each equation, you may find the coordinates of two points, plot those points, and connect them with a straight line.
You graph both lines; figure out what the intersection seems to be from the graph,
and then verify that the coordinates of the apparent solution point really satisfy both equations.
{{{drawing(300,420,-3,7,-3,11,grid(1),
circle(-1,-2,0.2),circle(1,2,0.2),
circle(-2,10,0.2),circle(4,1,0.2),
green(line(-4,13,8,-5)),blue(line(-2,-4,6,12))
)}}} The lines intersect at {{{highlight("( 2 , 4 )")}}} , the point with {{{highlight(system(x=2,y=4))}}} .