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Given f(x)=-3x+2, solve for x when f(x)=-1
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Given f(x)=-3x+2, solve for x when f(x)=-1
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Given f(x)=-3x+2, solve for x when f(x)=-1
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The answer is 5
-3(-1) + 2
3+2=5
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Answer:
-1
Explanation:
(3 * -1) +2
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