Mathematics
Mathematics, 17.03.2020 01:19, ratpizza

The answer choices for this are:

A. (-1, -1)
B. (0,-2)
C. ( 1, -2)
D. ( -3, -4)


The answer choices for this are:  A. (-1, -1) B. (0,-2) C. ( 1, -2)  D. ( -3, -4)

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