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How do i solve this ?

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You can choose a couple of the x-values and plug each into all of the x's in each equation on the right. Then see which equations give the y-values equal to the y's adjacent to the 3 x-values you used. I chose x=-4 and x=8. Only the 2nd, 3rd, and 5th equations matched with both.

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