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If x and y are odd numbers such that 10<x<y14, what is value of x+y?

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wel3 years ago

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I will suppose that your queation is 10<x<y<14
there are only two odd between 10 and 14
which are 11 and 13
since x is smaller than y
x=11 and y=13
there sum will be x+y=11+13=24

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