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Mr. Berger assigned the following system of equations to be solved for homework. 2 x minus 3 y = negative 12. 4 x + y = negative

10. Which is the x-coordinate of the correct solution? x = negative 3 x = negative one-fifth x = StartFraction 9 Over 7 EndFraction x = 2

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yulyashka [42]3 years ago

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x=-3

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