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If Y=x-5 and 20y -5y=15 what is the value of X?
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If Y=x-5 and 20y -5y=15 what is the value of X?

User Waleed Tariq
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Answer:

X=6

Explanation:

20 × 1 or y = 20

5 × 1 or y = 5

20 - 5 = 15

1 or y + 5 = 6

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