Mathematics, 04.01.2021 21:00 robert7248

19) Albert says that the two systems of equations shown have the same solutions. FIRST SYSTEM
6x + y= 2
-x-y=-3
SECOND SYSTEMS
2x-3y = -10
-X-y= -3
A) Agree, because the solutions are the same
B) Agree, because both systems include -x-y= -3
C) Disagree, because the solutions are different
D) Cannot be determined

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