Math, asked by arjunnsonawane22, 11 months ago

If x = (2+15),
find
the value
of x + 1

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Answered by tarunxshoters

0

Answer:

this is your answer amigo

x =15+2

x=17

then x+1=18

Answered by warylucknow

0

The value of x + 1 is 18.

Step-by-step explanation:

The value of x is:

x = (2 + 15) = 17

Compute the value of x + 1 as follows:

x + 1 = 17 + 1

= 18

Thus, the value of x + 1 is 18.

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