Math, asked by maryelizabethrosy, 9 months ago

For any integer p, what is [(–1) × p] equal to?

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Answered by irfana30

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Answer:

the answer is:

(-1 ) x p= -p

Answered by AaishaChaudhary

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Answer:

[ ( -1 ) x p ] = - p

hope ,it is correct.

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