Desmond is 3 inches taller than Niki.

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Colt1911 [192]3 years ago

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Hey, let’s use y to represent Desmond’s height. Since we are trying to find Desmond’s height, we”ll start off with y =
We know that Desmond’s height is equal to Niki’s height + 3 inches. So the answer would be, y = x + 3.
Hope this helps :)

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