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Determine whether the ordered pair (3,-5) is a solution to the system -2x+y=-11 & 2x-2y=-4
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Determine whether the ordered pair (3,-5) is a solution to the system -2x+y=-11 & 2x-2y=-4

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Answer:

No.

Explanation:

-2(3)-5=-6-5=-11

2(3)-2(-5)=6+10=16, not -4.

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