Ifx+y-1=1-(1-x), what is the value of y?.

Mathematics

1 answer:

vovikov84 [41]2 years ago

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If you distribute the negative sign on the right hand side, you have

$x+y-1=1-(1-x) \iff x+y-1=1-1+x \iff x+y-1=x$

You can simplify $x$ from both sides:

$y-1=0$

And if you add 1 to both sides, you have

$y=1$

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