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Mathematics, 27.03.2020 20:29 jolleyrancher78

1.85x + 3.7y = 12.95 Part A : use the ray tool to graph the system of equations on the coordinate plane. Part B: Use the point took to select the approximate pounds on beef Giles purchased.

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