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Which ordered pair is a solution of this equation? -3x + 7y - 6 =
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Which ordered pair is a solution of this
equation?
-3x + 7y - 6
=

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Answer:


x = - ( - 6 - 7y)/(3)

Explanation:


- 3x = - 6 - 7y \\ x = - ( - 6 - 7y)/(3)

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