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2 years ago

Math help..............

Mathematics

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labwork [276]2 years ago

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D i believe if x=1 & 1/2 and y=1 then 2-1/2*1 would equal 1 1/2 which then the equation would be complete and correct. i tested and y=2 or y=3 would both still be correct.

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