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If the two lines y1 = -1/2x +5 and y2 = 2x + 5 were to be graphed, what would their intersection point represent? A. Their intersection point is the only point where the same input into both functions yields different outputs.
B. Their intersection point is the only point where different inputs into both functions yield different outputs.
C. Their intersection point is the only point where different inputs into both functions yield the same output
D. Their intersection point is the only point where the same input into both functions yields the same output.

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