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How do i solve r+3-s if r=5 and s=6?
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all u have to do is plug in the numbers given for the letters.
r+3-s would actually be:
5+3-6
8-6
answer is 2
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r+3-s
Just plug them in and solve
5+3-6
8-6
=2
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