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Solve the following: (1 point) 2x + 5y = −13 3x − 4y = −8

Solve the following: (1 point) 2x + 5y = −13 3x − 4y = −8
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Solve the following: (1 point) 2x + 5y = −13 3x − 4y = −8

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I used the elimination method on this one so it’s (x,y)—> (-4,-1)
Solve the following: (1 point) 2x + 5y = −13 3x − 4y = −8-example-1
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