We have the line x = 42 - 14y. The other line is y = 2x - 11.
Use x = 42 - 14y from the equation of the first line and substitute in the second
y = 2x - 11
=> y = 2( 42 - 14y) - 11
=> y = 84 - 28y - 11
=> y = -28y + 73
=> 29y = 73
=> y = 73/29
x = 42 - 14 * ( 73/29)
=> x = 196/29
Therefore, the lines do intersect and the point of intersection is (196/29 , 73/29)
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