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2 years ago

Help on this algebra 2 question!!!!!!

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prisoha [69]2 years ago

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Answer:

Ax + 1 = x A + 1

Bx + 2 = x B + 2

Cx + 3 = x C + 3

A = x C + 3

B = x C + 3

C = x C + 3

I'm not really sure about the answer but i hope it helps

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