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Easy. If you have a line graph and you, say, are doing a graph on how many fruits are eaten in a month. Then lemons could be low while melons are high, then they slowly change round, so melons are low and lemons are high.
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If they are simultaneous equations then the lines will intercept af a point on the graph
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