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Suppose x+y=11 and the value of x increases by2 2. if their sum remains the same, what mjst happen to the value of y? justify your response.

Suppose x+y=11 and the value of x increases by2 2. if their sum remains the same, what mjst happen to the value of y? justify your response.
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Suppose x+y=11 and the value of x increases by2 2. if their sum remains the same, what mjst happen to the value of y? justify your response.

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So x+4=11 bc 2 to the second power is 4
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