Q. If 9x+y=−1 is a true equation, what would be the value of −5+9x+y ?Answer:
Given Equation: We are given the equation 9x+y=−1 and we need to find the value of −5+9x+y. Let's substitute the value of 9x+y from the given equation into the expression −5+9x+y.
Substitute Values: Substitute 9x+y with −1 in the expression −5+9x+y.−5+9x+y=−5+(−1)
Simplify Expression: Now, simplify the expression by combining the constants. −5−1=−6
Final Value: The value of −5+9x+y is therefore −6.
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