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Which statement about the ordered pairs (2, −9) and (3, −6) is true for the equation 5x−y3=13?

Which statement about the ordered pairs (2, −9) and (3, −6) is true for the equation 5x−y3=13?
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Which statement about the ordered pairs (2, −9) and (3, −6) is true for the equation 5x−y3=13?

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User James Spence
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Both are incorrect

Explanation:
5x−y3=13 --> 5*2−(-9)3=13 --> 10+729=13 -->FALSE
5x−y3=13 --> 5x−(-6)3=13 --> 15+216 =13 FALSE

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