Math, asked by imanu16, 3 months ago

If we know that 6x + 6y = 437, we can find the numerical value of which of the following
A) x + y
B) x - y
C) x
D) The equation is wrong, 6x +6y can never be 437

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Answered by sumaiya298

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Answer:

D

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