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rewrtie each equation as a function of x

-3x+4y-11

Please help me to do this

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Previous Question: Factor Completely. x^2-2x+1 I need some help, when figuring this problem I keep coming up with same expression. The options for this question is: a)(x+1)(x+1) b)(x-1)(x+1) c)(x+1)(x+1) d)(x-1)(x-1) Thanks for your help Next Question: Solve using the square root property: (x + 6)^2 = 4

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