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What is the first ordered pair and the second ordered pair?

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Delvig [45]3 years ago

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When x=-5, y=(1/5)*(-5)-1=-2, so the first order pair is (-5,-2)
when y=-1, -1=(1/5)x-1, (1/5)x=0, x=0, so the second ordered pair is (0, -1)

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