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What is the value of x in the equation *x - y = 30, when y = 15?

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Answer:

45

Explanation:


x -
y = 30 and
y = 15

So, I guess you are just messed up with the Xs and Ys.

And I'm not sure what is the 4. ООО 8 80 200 about but here is my guess :

So
x -
y = 30 and
y = 15.

First step, substitute the
y into the equation
x - .

So, it would be


x - 15 = 30.

Now, we need the value of
x.


x - 15 = 30

Group the terms together :


x - 15 ( +15 ) = 30 ( +15 )

So,
x would be equals to 30 + 15. And in other words, it would be 45.

So :


x = 45.

Wanna check whether my answer's correct?

Substitute
x into
x - 15 = 30

That would be :

45 - 15 = 30

So is 45 - 15 = 30?

Yep.

So 45 is the answer.

The value of X is 45.

HOPE THIS ANSWER HELPED :)

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