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Mathematics, 10.12.2019 10:31 hope4517

Evaluate
y/4× - z for x=2, y=24, and z=1.
[a] 4
[b] 2
[c] -5
[d] -7
what could you change the value of z to in order for
your answer to be 5?

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Evaluate
y/4× - z for x=2, y=24, and z=1.
[a] 4
[b] 2
[c] -5
[d] -7
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