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What is the value of y if x = -3?

y = 1 = 2(x-5)

Plug in -3 for x, in the equation for y, and see what you get.

I think you copied the problem wrong. Is the first = sign supposed to be a + or - sign? If not, you have already stated that y = 1. That cannot be true when x = -3.

I agree with drwls. It has to be a coping error. Ask this question again and look at the problem and I will be glad to answer it.

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