SOLUTION: at what point would the lines 5x+y=19 and -x=2y=-6 intersect i tried and i'm not sure if it was (4,-1)

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Question 124028: at what point would the lines 5x+y=19 and -x=2y=-6 intersect i tried and i'm not sure if it was (4,-1)
Answer by checkley71(8403)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
You have 1 too many = signs in the second equation.
Correct & resubmit.

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