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How do i solve -3=-2x+1 by graphing?

How do i solve -3=-2x+1 by graphing?
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How do i solve -3=-2x+1 by graphing?

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User Raji A C
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Answer:

x = 2

Explanation:

-3 = -2x + 1

minus 1 to the both sides

-3 -1 = -2x

-4 = -2x

divide both sides by -2

x = 2

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