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In the equation d + q = r if d = 7 and q = 2, what would the variable r have to equal for the equation to be true?

In the equation d + q = r if d = 7 and q = 2, what would the variable r have to equal for the equation to be true?
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In the equation d + q = r if d = 7 and q = 2, what would the variable r have to equal for the equation to be true?

User Altantur
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Answer:

9

Explanation:

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User Arthankamal
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Answer:

r=9

Explanation:

d+q=r

7+2=9

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