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OpenStudy (queen_of_life):
y+5 (2-8) x 48
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OpenStudy (kenrick143):
What do you want to do with these?
OpenStudy (queen_of_life):
solve for y
OpenStudy (kenrick143):
is x a variable or operation?
OpenStudy (queen_of_life):
that is a multiplication sign
OpenStudy (kenrick143):
So you could start simplifying the parenthesis.
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OpenStudy (mr.hoot):
are there answer choices?
OpenStudy (queen_of_life):
no just solve for x
OpenStudy (mr.hoot):
ok :)
OpenStudy (kenrick143):
You just said earlier that, dolve for y.
OpenStudy (kenrick143):
*solve
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OpenStudy (mr.hoot):
i know but there could be answer choices to any question so its good to ask @kenrick143 :)
OpenStudy (kenrick143):
I mean.. Shes saying earlier that "x" was a multiplication sign. Im just confuse :)
OpenStudy (mr.hoot):
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @queen_of_life
that is a multiplication sign
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
OpenStudy (mr.hoot):
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alones (alones):
@queen_of_life you mean add, or multiply?
\[y+5 (2-8) + 48\]
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OpenStudy (mathstudent55):
You can't solve for any variable because this is not an equation.
An equation requires an equal sign.
OpenStudy (kenrick143):
Agree