If x−y=9 is a true equation, what would be the value of 5+x−y? Help please

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Brennan asked Nov 21, 2023

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If x−y=9 is a true equation, what would be the value of 5+x−y?

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Answer:

5+9 = 14

Explanation:

x-y = 9, so 5+x-y would be equal to 5+9

5+9 is 14

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Explanation:

5+x-y (x-y=9) so -----> 5+9=14

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