Use a graphing utility to solve the system of equations. Express the solution rounded to two decimal places.

A. x = 1.37, y = 2.14 or (1.37, 2.14)
B. x = -1.37, y = 2.14 or (-1.37, 2.14)
C. x = 2.14, y = 1.37 or (2.14, 1.37)
D. x = 2.14, y = -1.37 or (2.14, -1.37)


Answer: B

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