Mathematics, 08.10.2021 01:20, mikaylarichardson96

Which pair of equations would have (-1,2) as a solution? A. Y=X+3 and y = 2×
B. Y = X-1 and y= 2x
c. y=x2-3x – 2 and y= 4x + 6
D. 2x + 3y = - 4 and y= -1/2×-3/2

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Which pair of equations would have (-1,2) as a solution? A. Y=X+3 and y = 2×
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