Math, asked by falaknastar83, 6 months ago

I-8I = -----------
answer the integer question i will vote you

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Answered by niharikasood2006

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SIMPLE-

The Answer is :-

8

when we remove the bars the no. inside it becomes positive

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Answered by thakarekomal467

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Answer:

answer is 8 because when we remove the bar the number obtaine is always positive

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