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If the example is y= -2x and y= x+3 Does the point (2,5) make either equation true?

If the example is y= -2x and y= x+3 Does the point (2,5) make either equation true?
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If the example is y= -2x and y= x+3 Does the point (2,5) make either equation true?

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The second one is true
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Answer:

the second one is true

Explanation:

5=-4. 2nd one 5=5

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