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Which point is a solution to the system of linear equations? y = −x + 3 2x − y = 6 A: (3, 0) B: (3, −1) C: (0, 3) D: (−1, 3)

Which point is a solution to the system of linear equations? y = −x + 3 2x − y = 6 A: (3, 0) B: (3, −1) C: (0, 3) D: (−1, 3)
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Which point is a solution to the system of linear equations?

y = −x + 3
2x − y = 6

A: (3, 0)
B: (3, −1)
C: (0, 3)
D: (−1, 3)

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User Shamdor
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Using y=-x+3 and 2x-y=6 your solution would be (3,0)
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User Abhijit K Rao
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