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How do you solve −2x−4=3x+1 by graphing
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How do you solve −2x−4=3x+1 by graphing

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Explanation:

You first have to simplify...

-2x-4=3x+1 (-1 both sides)

-2x-5=3x (+2x both sides)

-5=5x

-1=x

So graphing that would be a vertical line on -1.

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