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2 years ago

4.9-16=. A:25 B:7 C:-25 D:-7

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shtirl [24]2 years ago

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Answer and Step-by-step explanation:

It says your question is : $9-16=?$ And the answer for that would be $-10$ . But that's not there in the options I think your question was supposed to be meant like this : $16-9=?$ cause then it would be $7$ tho it's there in the options, the sign is wrong it's not $-7$ it's $+7$ or just $7$ .

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