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What is y=7/3x+5? x=-3

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Hello!

Ok so we have y= 7/3x + 5 and initial condition of x=-3 so we just plug -3 in for x and chug along at this point! :)

y=(7/3)*(-3/1)+5= -7+5 = -2

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