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What point is given in the following equation written in point-slope form? 3 y + 5 = (2-3)

What point is given in the following equation written in point-slope form? 3 y + 5 = (2-3)
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What point is given in the following equation written in point-slope form?

3
y + 5 =
(2-3)

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User Moty
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Answer:

Y= -2

Explanation:

3y+5=(2-3)

3y+5=-1

3y=-5-1

y= -6÷3

y= -2

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