Math, asked by kailashkothiyal5458, 11 months ago

Evaluate a+ (-b) where a = 4 and b = 2

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Answered by venudish1971

2

Answer:

if a=4,b=2 then a+(-b)

=4+(-2)

=4-2

=2

Answered by daswini782

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Step-by-step explanation:

ans =2 it is usefull to u

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