Math, asked by bhavo6292, 1 year ago

a-(-b)=a+b for a=2,b=-6

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Answered by vibhanshu8441

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Answer:

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Answered by AshwaniSaharan

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Answer:

a-(-b)= a+b

put the value of a and b

2-6= -4

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