Explain the proper reason why we cant multiply both sides by 0 to prove it equal ? Ex - (x+y) x 0 = (x-y) x 0
0=0 LHS =RHS
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the thing is because zero is a number which makes other no. equal to it so the number which makes equavlant to each other can be multiplied both sides
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can be? it should be cant be
can't be
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Hwy,sup!
First of all x+y can never be equal to x-y.And second we can multiply it by 0 to equalize LHS and RHS but marks will also be equalized to 0.
Hope you understand.
First of all x+y can never be equal to x-y.And second we can multiply it by 0 to equalize LHS and RHS but marks will also be equalized to 0.
Hope you understand.
x+y can be equal to x-y when y=0 u dum.bass
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