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Using y=-6x what is the value of x if y=42
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Using y=-6x what is the value of x if y=42

User Jordanwillis
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Answer:

x=-7

Explanation:

y=-6x

y=42

use substitution

42=-6x

divide both sides by -6

x=-7

User Samuel Huylebroeck
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Answer:

Explanation:

Y = - 6x

Putting value of 42

42 = - 6x

42/-6 = x

-7 = x

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