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number is equal to 5 more then the square of another number.write an equation relating two numbers

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Answered by aryanreddy463

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Answer:

x=(y^2)+5

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by sakshamsingh36

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Let the numbers be x and y

Then the ghs the equation can be -

x=y²+5

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