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Javier Harris
Mathematics
2 December, 17:49
How do you substitute?
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Monster
2 December, 18:06
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Y=x+5
Let's say we are given that x is equal to 5.
Thus, since x=5, we can replace x with the number 5.
So instead of y=x+5, we now have:
y=5+5=
Another example:
x=4+y
where y = 2
x=4+2
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