Предмет: Алгебра, автор: quizibs23

помогите даю 20 баллов

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Автор ответа: bukumbaevamiram32

Ответ:

y= -6,6; -2,1; -14,6; 2,1; 4,9

Автор ответа: epichacker74

1. -6.5
2. -2.1
3. -14.6
4. 2.1
5. 4.9

epichacker74: 6,6 в 1

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