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View first unread post x does not equal 0
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View first unread post x and y each represent single digits in the decimal 4.3xy8.
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View first unread post x and y are prime numbers and x+y= 18.
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View first unread post x and y are prime numbers and x + y = 12
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View first unread post x and y are positive integers, and x(x + 3) – 153 = xy
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View first unread post x and y are positive integers whose sum is 10 and 37 < 5x + 2y < 41
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View first unread post x and y are positive integers such that x^25^y = 10,125
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View first unread post x and y are positive integers such that 2^x+2y = 8.
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View first unread post x and y are integers such that |x|(y) + 9 < 0 and |y| ≤ 1.
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View first unread post x and y are integers greater than 5. x is y percent of x^2
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