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13x - 5y (if x = 10 and y = 6)​
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13x - 5y (if x = 10 and y = 6)​

User Tycho Pandelaar
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The answer would be 130x-30y
User JackStinger
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Answer:

13(10) - 5 (6)

130 - 30

= 100

Explanation:

You replace the x with 10, and the y with 60 and answer normally

13(30) = 130

5(6) = 30

130 - 30 = 100

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