Where are the points for Y=-x^2+160x-5000

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4 0

None are given. You have to invent your own points that satisfy the given equation.

Examples: If x = 0, y = -5000 => (0,-5000)
If x = 2, y = -(2)^2 + 160(2) - 5000 = 4 + 320 - 5000 => (2, -4676)

and so on. Find as many such points as you want, using the same approach.

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