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Description: 21. At which point do the graphs of the following equations intersect each other?27 - y + 4=0I+y = -5А. (2, -1)В. (-3, -2)С. (4, -5)D. (1, 1)

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21. At which point do the graphs of the following equations intersect each other? 2x - y+ 4 0 I +y = -5 A. (2,-1) В. (-3,-2) С. (4, -5) O D. (1,1)

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