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What is the initial value of the equation shown? y = -9x + 17
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What is the initial value of the equation shown? y = -9x + 17

User Sajjad Sarkoobi
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Explanation:

solving for y is y=-9x+17

solbing for x is -y/9 + 17/9

User Jacobko
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Answer:

8

Explanation:

subtract 9from 17 I think

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