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What is the solution to the system of equations? 3x - 4y= 16 2x + 3y=5 A. (-4,1) B. (4,-1) C.(-4,-1) D.(4,1)
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What is the solution to the system of equations?

3x - 4y= 16
2x + 3y=5

A. (-4,1)
B. (4,-1)
C.(-4,-1)
D.(4,1)

User Ken Clement
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Answer:

B: (4, –1)

Explanation:

User Bloudraak
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The answer is B: (4, -1). You can find this answer if you plug the two numbers in yourself.

Hope this helps!
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