Gene G. answered 05/21/19
Retired Electrical Engineer Helping People Understand Math
This can't be solved without the graph. However, if you can look at the graph and find the equation of the line, then you can do it. Assuming that the graph is a straight line, (and it most likely is!), then it's easy. Just set the given equation equal to the equation of the line in the graph and solve for x.
If you can't find the equation of the graph's line, find the coordinates of 2 points on that line (x,y)'s and submit another question to find the equation of a line that passes through (x1, y1) and (x2, y2).
If that second line is 20 + 45x,
10+55x = 20+45x
55x-45x = 20 - 10
10x = 10
x = 1