Mathematics, 29.03.2020 06:40 20011854

Is the ordered pair a solution to the system?
Yes, because there are infinite solutions to the system of equations.
No, because substituting these values into the first equation creates a false statement.
Yes, because substituting these values into both equations forms two true statements.
No, because substituting these values into the second equation forms a false statement

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Is the ordered pair a solution to the system?
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