Math, asked by hiroboston, 1 month ago

If D, E, and F are collinear, and E is between D and F, which of the following statements can be true?
a. DE+EF=DF
b. DE−EF=DF
c. DF+EF=DE
d. DF−ED=DE

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Answered by tripathipriyansh69

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Answer:

a your answer is ok bro de+ef+df

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