Math, asked by Shosinlo, 2 months ago

If 1+1=2 and 2+3=5. State and prove without using Lawman's law of addition that 5+5≠10. (Hint: 2+3=1+4)

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Answered by ifxhn

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sol:- 5+5=10

10=10

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