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Previous Question: x - y = -5 2y = -2 - 2x A(4, -1) B(-3, 2) C(-5, 2) D(2, 5) E(-2, -4) FNo Solution I need to graph this system of equations and state the solution. However, I dont need Next Question: how can I find how many solutions are in an equation like this one? 0=x^2-5x+6

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