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3 years ago

Determine graphically the x-value when y

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8 0

This problem is very simple. Knowing that y=2, plug 2 into the "y" in the equation: -x+2(2)=8

-x+4=8
subtract 4 on both sides of the equation:
-x=(8-4)
-x=4
Divide both sides of the equation by (-1):
x=(-4)

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