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1 year ago

Which equations are true?

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ohaa [14]1 year ago

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The correct answer from the task content is; Choice C; None of the above.

<h3>Which of the equations are true?</h3>

The equations can be evaluated as follows;

A) -x + (-x) =0

-x -x = -2x......Not True

B) x -(-x) = 0

x + x = 2x .....Not True.

On this note, it follows that none of the equations is true.

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