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Calculate y=3x−5 for x=−2, also dont put the answer in a file i need to download. answer regularly pleasee

Calculate y=3x−5 for x=−2, also dont put the answer in a file i need to download. answer regularly pleasee
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Calculate y=3x−5 for x=−2,

also dont put the answer in a file i need to download. answer regularly pleasee

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User Shantanuo
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Answer:

Y= -11

Explanation:

3(-2) = -6

-6-5 = -11

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User Alphaleonis
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Answer:

y=-11

Explanation:

y=3x-5; x=-2

y=3(-2)-5

y=-6-5

y=-11

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