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Carlee Price
3 June, 14:56
Y = - 2 x + 7; y = 5 x - 7
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Timber
3 June, 15:33
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Do you need to solve for x?
As the both equal y, they must both equal each other so
-2x+7=5x-7
Add 2x to both sides
7=7x-7
Add 7 to both sides
14=7x
Divide both sides by 7
2=x
X=2
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