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Find the value for y when x=2: y= -3x+1
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Find the value for y when x=2:
y= -3x+1

User Jeromy Irvine
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y= -5
-3 x 2 = -6
-6 plus 1 = -5
User Rhavendc
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Answer:

y = -5

Explanation:

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