Math, asked by manyaprincess, 1 year ago

If * is an operation on integers such that for integers a and b, a* b = a - b- ( - 3), then what is 2 * (-5) equal to ?

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Answered by Anomi

10

just put in there.. 2-(-5)-(-3)=10 is the ans

Answered by pinkytripathi1p4remz

7

answer is ten 2+5+3 = 10

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