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What is the solution to this system of equations? 2x-5y=-3 y=16-4x
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What is the solution to this system of equations?
2x-5y=-3
y=16-4x

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Answer:

2x-5y=-3

Slope= 2.000 /0.800

​x-intercept=-3/2=-1.50000

y-intercept=3/5=0.60000

y=16-4x

Slope=-8.0000/2.0000=-4.000

x-intercept=16/4=4

y-intercept=6/1=16.00000

Explanation:

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