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Solve the following system using substitution x + y =5 x + y= -3 a. (2,3) b. (3,2) c. infinitely many solutions d. no solutions
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Solve the following system using substitution

x + y =5
x + y= -3

a. (2,3)
b. (3,2)
c. infinitely many solutions
d. no solutions

User Alex Bodea
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i think it's c.infinitely many solutions cause there are others solutions to get -3
User Doug Kress
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Ok so i gt that u can use A and B for both equations. D would be the best answer because none of the other answers fit the equations. And C can'd fit it because u could't use every number to get -3
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