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Solve the system by elimination *hint your answer will be an ordered pair

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Anon25 [30]2 years ago

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18.
Point Form: (-1, 3)
Equation Form: x = −1 , y = 3

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Point Form: (5, −1)
Equation Form: x = 5, y = −1

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