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100 POINTS At what point do the lines represented by the equations y=3x+1 and y=−2x−8 intersect?A.(1,−8) B.(−7,−20) C.(2,−3) D.(−95,−225)
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100 POINTS

At what point do the lines represented by the equations y=3x+1 and y=−2x−8 intersect?A.(1,−8)
B.(−7,−20)
C.(2,−3)
D.(−95,−225)

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It could be B hope it is right
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Answer:

d

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