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3x-5y=4

–5x+4y = 2
Is it a solution?
(x, y)
Yes
No
(-2.-2)
(6.8)
(-7.0)
(3.1)

User Ijaz Ahmad
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5 votes

Answer: (-2, -2)

Explanation:

We will graph the equations. Then, we will decide which of the points is a solution. See attached for the graph. The point of intersection is the solution. This means the only solution is,

(2, 2)

3x-5y=4 –5x+4y = 2 Is it a solution? (x, y) Yes No (-2.-2) (6.8) (-7.0) (3.1)-example-1
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