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Realy easy question for soo many points y and z are whole numbers. y<70 and z less than or equal to 70 work out the largest possible value of y+z
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Realy easy question for soo many points

y and z are whole numbers.
y<70 and z less than or equal to 70
work out the largest possible value of y+z

Realy easy question for soo many points y and z are whole numbers. y<70 and z less-example-1
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he's right.

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User Matthias Wegtun
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Answer: 129

Explanation:

It is 129 because y is less than 70 so the greatest possible value for that is 69 and z is less than or equal to 60 so 69 + 60 =129

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