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What is the solution to y = 0.3x for the replacement set x = {5}?
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What is the solution to y = 0.3x for the replacement set x = {5}?
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What is the solution to y = 0.3x for the replacement set x = {5}?
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The answer would be 1.5. Because you would replace the x with (5) and then you would multiply to get your answer.
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5,1.5 is the correct answer
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