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-4x+y=5
To the best of my knowledge, there are an infinite amount of answers to this problem. Let's pretend that x is 1, then the problem would be -4+y=5, and consequentially, -4+9=5.
Now, if we pretend that x is -1 then it would be 0+y=5 which would make 0+5=5.
Without more information, this is the best I can answer. Let me know if there's anything wrong with my theory, it's been quite a while since I've actually had to do algebra.
What else can I help you with?
What is negative nine plus four?
negative five
What is the answer to -3 plus -5 equals?
-8
What is five plus negative four?
1
What number plus negative four equals five?
x + -4 = 5 Therefore, x = 5 - -4 x = 9
Does two plus two equals more then five?
two plus two equals four so no two plus two isn't more than five. four plus two equals 6 so that is more than 5.
What does negative three plus negative four equals?
The sum of -3 and -4 is -7.
What is the answer to negative 3 plus negative 2?
-3+-2=-5. In word form: negative three plus negative two equals negative five.
How do you get four to the second power plus negative 3 - negative five 2 to equals 20?
4²+(-3-(-5))x2 = 16+ (-3+5)x2 = 20
What is negative two plus positive five?
it equals positive 3
What is negtive five plus four plus negtive six?
First, add negative 5 and four. That answer is negative 1. Then add negative six, which is -7.
What is the answer to negative three equals negative five plus n over 3?
2=n
What divided by three plus negative three equals four?
4
