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Draw graph of following pair of linear equations:

\[y=2(x-1)\]

\[4x+y=4\]

Also write the coordinate of the points where these lines meets x-axis and y-axis.

Answer:

\[y=2(x-1)\]
So,
x	1	2	3		4
y	0	2	4		6
And for,                         \[4x+y=4\]
or,                                        \[y=4-4x\]
x	1	2		1/2
y	0	\[4\]		2
Co-ordinates of point where lines meets
Line \[y=2(x-1)\]: x-axis = (1, 0)
and                     y-axis = (\[0,\text{ }2\])
Line \[4x+y-4\]:  x-axis = (1, 0)
y-axis = (0, 4)