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3 years ago

the amount y of your friends allowances if the amount she receives is 2$ more than the amount x you receive

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liberstina [14]3 years ago

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Hello, How are you doing today?

If your friend makes 2$ more than you do, then you must form an equation for the problem. y = amount she has, x = your amount. Therefor, it would be:

y = x + 2

If you make 6 dollars, she will make 8 and so on. Thank you, have a nice day!

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