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Roman55 [17]
3 years ago
14

9/24 Yall already know im stuck again will mark brainlyest

Mathematics
1 answer:
svp [43]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

1. -35, 2

2. -72, -6

3. -16, 0

4. 40, 13

5. -15, 2

6. -30, 7

7. 30, 11

8. 42, -13

9. -3, -24

10. -4, 20

11. 7, 1

12. 4, -24

13. -7, -70

14. 4, 9

15. 7, -3

16. 9, 3

17. -10, 11

18. 6, -5

19. 11, 6

20. 1, -9

21. -9, 4

22. -8, 7

23. 6, 4

24. -7, -5

25. 11, 4

26. 10, 3

27. -8, 5

28. -9, 0

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