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5x - 9y = -13 -2x + 3y = 4

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Can you explain more? if your looking for the slope of both it is 5/9 for the fist one and 2/3 for the second. If your looking for y and x -intercept for the first one x intercepts at (-2,0) and y intercepts at (0, 4/3) and, for the second one x intercepts at ( -13/5, 0) and y intercepts at (0, 13/9)

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