I’m looking for a math-savvy freelancer who can take a set of linear equations and turn them into clear, professional-quality system graphs. My end goal is a comprehensive, easy-to-follow resource I can reuse for teaching and reference. Scope of work • Produce accurate Cartesian-plane graphs for several systems of equations (both two-variable and, when feasible, three-variable projections). • Identify and label intersection points, intercepts, and shading when required. • Supply concise, step-by-step notes that explain how each graph was constructed so I can replicate the process later. • Deliver files in high-resolution PDF plus an editable format of your choice—Desmos, GeoGebra, or a clean Python/Matplotlib notebook are all acceptable. What I value • Precision in plotting and clear visual hierarchy (distinct colors, line styles, readable axes). • An organized folder structure and filenames that make future updates painless. • The ability to answer brief follow-up questions after delivery if I need clarification. If you enjoy bringing algebra to life visually and can turn my linear systems into polished instructional graphs, I’d love to work with you.