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Which statement about the ordered pairs (−9, 3) and (2, −4) is true for the equation 6x−y2=14? (2, −4) is a solution to the equation. Both ordered pairs are solutions. (−9, 3) i…
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Which statement about the ordered pairs (−9, 3) and (2, −4) is true for the equation 6x−y2=14?
(2, −4) is a solution to the equation.
Both ordered pairs are solutions.
(−9, 3) is a solution to the equation.
Neither ordered pair is a solution.
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2,-4 are ordered pairs
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