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Solve any pair of the system equation 2xy=4, 3x+y=1, and x2y=52x-y=4,\text{ } 3x+y=1, \text{ and } x-2y=5. Show that the solution is valid for any pair chosen. What conclusions can be drawn about the graphs of the three equations.

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The triplet of equations is

2xy=4,3x+y=1,x2y=5.\begin{align*}2x-y&=4,\\ 3x+y&=1,\\ x-2y&=5.\end{align*}

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