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Y = -7x +3 {* y = -x -3
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Y = -7x +3
{*
y = -x -3

User Mike Elofson
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Answer:

(1,4)

Explanation:

Y = -7x +3 {* y = -x -3-example-1
Y = -7x +3 {* y = -x -3-example-2
User Shrewdbeans
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(1, -4)

thats the answer
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