- y + 4 = -5 .......... (1)
z + 4 = m .......... (2)
y + e = n .......... (3)
z + e = 10 .......... (4)
And, adding and (2) and (3), (m + n) = z + y + e + 4 = 5
Hence, the value of (m + n) is 5.
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From the table,
And, adding and (2) and (3), (m + n) = z + y + e + 4 = 5
Hence, the value of (m + n) is 5.
And, adding and (2) and (3), (m + n) = z + y + e + 4 = 5
Hence, the value of (m + n) is 5.
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Just to prevent others from getting confused as I did, I have created an image of it to make it understandable.
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