Help ASAP I don’t really understand this question

Mathematics

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german3 years ago

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It’s C. ( 3 . -5 ), because the you want to look at where the two lines intersect. So you want to always look at the X - Axis first. And that’s on the 3. Now you want to look at the Y - Axis. And that’s on - 5. So you answer will be C. ( 3 . -5 )

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