Y equals 2 + 4.3 X when x equals negative 6

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zepelin [54]2 years ago

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I think y = (-23.8)

y=2+4.3x and let x=(-6) so y=2+(4.3 * -6) so y=2+ (-25.8) so y=2-25.8 so y= (-23.8)

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