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Y=(x+9)÷(x-3) Find the value of y when x=5​
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Y=(x+9)÷(x-3)
Find the value of y when x=5​

User Ankit Sachan
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Answer:

y=(5+9)÷(5-3)

y =14÷2

y=7

User Limitlessriver
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Answer:

7

Explanation:

Simply plug in 5 for x

y = (5 + 9)/(5 - 3)

y = 14/2

y = 7

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