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What do the following two equations represent y= -3x + 1 y+5= -3(x-2) Please explain the process if you can.​

What do the following two equations represent y= -3x + 1 y+5= -3(x-2) Please explain the process if you can.​
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What do the following two equations represent

y= -3x + 1
y+5= -3(x-2)

Please explain the process if you can.​

What do the following two equations represent y= -3x + 1 y+5= -3(x-2) Please explain-example-1
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A. the same line

y=-3x+1

y+5=-3(x-2)= -3x+6

-> y= -3x+6-5=3x+1
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