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3 years ago

−3x−4y=4

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prisoha [69]3 years ago

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Answer:

When plugging (2,10) into either equation, you find that those points are not correct.

Equation 1: -3x-4y=4, when you plug the points in you get:

-3(2)-4(10)=4

-6-40=4

-46=4, which is false.

Equation 2: -5x+y=2, again plug in the points to get:

-5(2)+10=2

-10+10=2

0=2, again the answer is false.

The answer is B NO.

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