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Two lines represented by the equations y x 1 and y x2 3 intersect at p [#permalink]
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Quickly sketch out on a coordinate system, it shows that clearly that the point of intersection is going to be in the negative X range, so eliminate C, D, E.

Next, can we get a positive integer for Y if we use a negative integer for X in the equation Y=X+1? No, so eliminate B.

Answer choice A is the only one left.
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