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Previous Question: which equation describes the line with an undefined slope and containing the point (-3,-1)? A) x=-3 B) y=-1 C) y=-3 D) y=-3x-1 E) x=-1 Next Question: Rewrite each equation as a function of x. -3x+4y+11 McGraw Hill 6th edtion, chapter 7.5 exercise #18 Thanks for your time!!!!

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