Whatever you want it to be. In mathematics, letters are used for "variables", placeholders for a number which is not specified. Sometimes you are supposed to find a value of "y" so that a certain equation is true. For example, if y + 5 = 8, the only correct value for y is 3. In another equation, "y" may have a different value.
For number = Y, the square is Y*Y, the cube is Y*Y*Y
Y is not a number.
There is no two digit number which, when added to Y gives Y.
Y=52X Your answer is Y. "A number" is X.
Y/2
X divided by -Y is the same as -X divided by Y. Or - (X/Y)
wisin y yANDEL CAN I GET YOUR NUMBER
The y-axis is on the real number line.
y + 6 + 6 = 15 15-6-6 = y 9-6 = y 3 = y
abs(y^3 - 4) < 8*y
60% of y = y * 0.6
y/22