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Which of the following ordered pairs a solution to the equation? Equation: y = -3x + 5 Ordered pair: (6, 13) (-4, -49) (-7, 26) (4, -7)
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Which of the following ordered pairs a solution to the equation? Equation: y = -3x + 5 Ordered pair: (6, 13) (-4, -49) (-7, 26) (4, -7)

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(-7, 26) and (4, -7) are the pairs that match
- Plug in each x and y coordinate to see if it matches or not.
- example: -3(-7) + 5 = 26 -> it’s correct so it works
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