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Which ordered pair is a solution of... x-y = -3 2x+y = 0 a. (-3,0) b. (-1,2) c. (0,0) d. (1,4)
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Which ordered pair is a solution of...

x-y = -3
2x+y = 0

a. (-3,0)
b. (-1,2)
c. (0,0)
d. (1,4)

Which ordered pair is a solution of... x-y = -3 2x+y = 0 a. (-3,0) b. (-1,2) c. (0,0) d-example-1
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Answer:

the answer to your question is B

User Seek
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It’s B
Explanation: because it’s B
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