Mathematics, 02.10.2020 14:01 TropicalFan

Decide whether the given ordered pair is a solution of the system. x+y=5
X-y= 3
; (4,1)
Is the given ordered pair a solution to the given system?
A. Yes, because (4,1) makes both equations true.
B. No, because (4,1) makes neither equation true.
C. No, because (4,1) only makes the equation x + y = 5 true.
D. No, because (4,1) only makes the equation x-y = 3 true.

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X-y= 3
; (4,1)...