Nightmare111 Nightmare111

12-09-2018
Mathematics

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What is the solution to the system of equations?
{y=x+4
{y=−2x−5

A(−2, −1)
B(−4, 0)
C(−3, 1)
D(0, −5)

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XxThunderPancakez XxThunderPancakez

12-09-2018

The answer is actually C. If you were to put each equation on a graph the intersection would be (-3,1)

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lenkerr24 lenkerr24

12-09-2018

the answer is b, next time just use a math site

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