Math, asked by anshikamishra600, 6 hours ago

(8) Show that -(-x) = x for each of the following: (i)x=-3/7

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Answered by rahulkrkr636

0

Step-by-step explanation:

x = -3/7

-[-(-3/7)] = -[ 3/7 ] = -3/7 = x

Hope it helps u

Answered by RedAuror55

2

Answer:

here, x = -3/7

-(-x)

= -(-3/7)

= 3/7 [since -ve*-ve = +ve]

hence, we can tell that -(-x)=x

hope this helps

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