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

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

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Answer:

(2,-9)

Explanation:

5.2+9/3=13(?)

10+3=13

or

5.3+6/3=13(?)

15+2=17

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