The absolute value of an given number is always positive. So, when adding two to any positive number will always be greater than the number by itself.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Another way to write this is:
x = 23y + 5
xy = 6732
Now plug in the first equation into the second:
(23y + 5)y = 6732
23y^2 + 5y - 6732 = 0
Either use quadratic equation or factor:
(y - 17)(23y + 396) = 0
y = 17 or -396/23
You know you can automatically eliminate the second y because it's negative and you need the two integers to multiply to a positive number (6732).
Plug y = 17 back into either equation (second might be easier):
17x = 6732
x = 396
(X+12) + 140 = 180
X + 12 + 140 = 180
X + 152 = 180
X = 180 - 152
X = 28
