Solution
We develop equations that relate VX with VC and IX.
KVL;
VX + 0.3 V + 0.3 V = VC
VC = VX + 0.6 V
KVL;
IX = (1.7 V) / (2.7 kΩ) = 0.63 mA
For VX = -5 V;
VX + 0.6 V = VC = -4.4 V Ans
IX = 0.63 mA Ans
For VX = -10 V;
VX + 0.6 V = VC = -9.4 V Ans
IX = 0.63 mA Ans
We can see that the potential VC depends on VX but the current IX is constant.