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Does (3, –8) make the equation y = –x + –5 true?
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Does (3, –8) make the equation y = –x + –5 true?

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The is true. It provides infinite solutions.

Step-by-step explanation:
y = -x + -5
-8 = -3 + -5
-8 = -3 - 5
-8 = -8
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