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Y = -3x+ 5 y = x - 3 (-2,-4) (2,-1) an infinite number of solutions
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Y = -3x+ 5
y = x - 3
(-2,-4)
(2,-1)
an infinite number of solutions

Y = -3x+ 5 y = x - 3 (-2,-4) (2,-1) an infinite number of solutions-example-1
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Your answer is the 2nd one (2,-1)
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Your answer is (2,-1)
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