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Y-(-13) = x-(-13)what is y
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Y-(-13) = x-(-13)what is y

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Given data:

The given expression is y-(-13)=x-(-13)

The given expression can be written as,

y-(-13)=x-(-13)

y+13=x+13

y=x

Thus, the value of y is equal to x.

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