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Graph a system of equations to solve Log(-5.6x+1.3)=-1-x
From least to greatest the solutions are:

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By seeing where the curves intercept, we conclude that the solutions are:

(0.22, -1.22) and (-2.12, 1.12)

How to solve the system of equations?

Here we just need to graph the equations:

y = log(-5.6*x + 1.3)

y = -1 - x

And see in which points the curves intercept.

The graph can be seen below:

There we can see that the intersections (and solutions) are the points:

(0.22, -1.22) and (-2.12, 1.12)

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