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Given the equation y = -3x + 2: When x is 1, what value of y makes the equation true? When x is -1, what value of y makes the equation true? When x is 8, what value of y makes the equation true?
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Given the equation y = -3x + 2:

When x is 1, what value of y makes the equation true?



When x is -1, what value of y makes the equation true?



When x is 8, what value of y makes the equation true?

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When x is 1, the y value would have to be -1

When x is -1, the y value would have to be 5.

When x is 8, the y value would have to be -22
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