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These problems are so confusinggggggg

These problems are so confusinggggggg
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These problems are so confusinggggggg

These problems are so confusinggggggg-example-1
User BrakNicku
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Answer:

C (both)

step by step explanation:

User Geof
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Answer:

  • C. Both (1, 11) and (-1, -5)

Explanation:

  • y = 8x + 3

Substitute the values of (x, y)

(1, 11)

  • 11 = 8*1 + 3
  • 11 = 11
  • yes

(-1, -5)

  • -5 = 8(-1) + 3
  • -5 = -8 + 3
  • -5 = -5
  • yes

Both pairs are solutions

Correct choice is C

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