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Solve y = -2x + 3 for x
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y-3=-2x y-3/-2=x
y=-2x+3 so y-3=-2x thus x=y-3/-2
y = -2x + 3 (subtract 3 from both sides) y - 3 = -2x (now divide both sides by -2) (y - 3)/-2 = x or -1/2y + 3/2 = x
idk these are the answer choices x = y/-2 - 3 x = y + 3/ -2 x = y – 3/ -2 x = y/3 + 2
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The third answer is right.
x = (y - 3) / -2
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