Math, asked by yashwanthparav, 1 month ago

5. If A - B = B - A, then which of the
following holds true ?
(a) A=B (b) AB
(c) AB
(d) A<B​

Answers

Answered by rk9122002302
0

Step-by-step explanation:

Correct option is

C

b

−1

<

a

−1

D

b

a

>1

(A) a>b

Then,

a

1

<

b

1

Thus, the answer is wrong.

(B) a>b

Multiply by −1, we get

−a<−b

Thus, the option is wrong.

(D) a>b

Then,

a

−1

>

b

−1

Thus, the option is correct.

(D) a>b

Dividing by b both sides, we get

a÷b>b÷b

b

a

>

b

b

b

a

>1

It is correct.

Hence, option (C) and (D) are corre

Answered by AaryParth
0

Answer:

(a)A=B

Step-by-step explanation:

A=3

B=3

A-B=B-A

3 -3= 3 -3

0=0

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