SOLUTION: 5x - 2y = when x= -3 I forget how to resolve this,

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Question 401855: 5x - 2y = when x= -3
I forget how to resolve this,

Answer by checkley79(3341)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
5x - 2y = when x= -3
5(-3)-2y=
-15-2y= ans.

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