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Given: x + y = 10. If x = -21, what is y?
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Given: x + y = 10.
If x = -21, what is y?
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Answer:
31.
Explanation:
-21 + 31 = 10
x + y = 10
y = 31
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y=31
You have to work backwards to isolate y. You would at 21 to both sides and get y = 31
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