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X+(y+1) divided by 5 ​
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X+(y+1) divided by 5 ​

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uhm so you'd assume y is more than 5 so maybe try x +(7+1) /5

now do x + 8 /5. x must be like 7 so

x= 7 and y= 7 so it is 7 + (7+1) divided by 5 which is 3 I believe

simplifying it just as is is more like x + (y+1) / 5

your welcome :3

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