If "g" has a value then it would just be 5+(the value)
Otherwise it would be 5+g
G is a variable and therefor could be anything. You can not solve the equation further. The answer is simply 5+G.
If you have a previous declaration that states that G=2, then 5+G would equal 7.
In computer programming, equations like this are useful for repetitious calculations. For example, if G is the variable for a score in a game, we would start with G=0 and every time you get a point, the computer would calculate G=G+1. G, currently 0, plus 1, equals 1. If you get another point then G, currently 1, plus 1, equals 2. This can be repeated as needed without changing the equation.
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2 + g + 5 = g + 7
G plus 5 * 16 = G + 80
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First, substitute the values: ( r = 9 ), ( b = 5 ), and ( g = -6 ). Calculating ( (r + b - g) ) gives ( (9 + 5 - (-6)) = 9 + 5 + 6 = 20 ). Next, calculate ( (b + g) ) as ( (5 + (-6)) = 5 - 6 = -1 ). Finally, multiply the results: ( 20 \times (-1) = -20 ).
What is g + (-5) = 27
(g + 5)(g + 2)
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The answer is that g plus t is equal to t plus g. This is known as the commutative property of addition, which states that the order in which numbers are added does not change the sum.
Yes it does