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Which ordered pair would NOT appear as a solution for the linear equation y = −x + 3? A) (0,3) B) (-1, 4) C) (3, -2) D) (-7, 10)

Which ordered pair would NOT appear as a solution for the linear equation y = −x + 3? A) (0,3) B) (-1, 4) C) (3, -2) D) (-7, 10)
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Which ordered pair would NOT appear as a solution for the linear equation y = −x + 3?

A) (0,3)
B) (-1, 4)
C) (3, -2)
D) (-7, 10)

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User Mario Niepel
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Explanation:

answer : A because when x = 0 y = - 0 -3 = -3

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