Math, asked by pawpw, 1 year ago

If 5 < x < 10 and y = x+5, what is the greatest possible integer of x+y?

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Answered by UnknownDude

1

The biggest integer for x can be 9,obviously.
y=9+5=14
x+y=9+14
=23
This is the greatest possible integer for x+y.

Answered by gaesh

0

bigges in teger for x canbe 9, obviously y=9+5=14 x+y =9+14=23 for X+Y

pawpw: thank you

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