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Y=−4x−3 y=−2x+1 ​solve by graphing

Y=−4x−3 y=−2x+1 ​solve by graphing
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Y=−4x−3 y=−2x+1 ​solve by graphing

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x= -2 and y= 5
Hopefully this helps!
User Peuczynski
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Answer: (-2,5)

Step-by-step explanation: just graph both equations they are already set up in the form and find the point where they intersect

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