if it is known that a+b = 10,then a+b-c =10 .write euclids axiom tht best illustrates this sta
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The best axiom that illustrates this statement is "when equals are subtracted to the equals then the wholes are equal."
2 more example according to the given axiom above are given bellow : -
1) if a = b = c then by using the given axiom above a - b + c = a - b + c
2) if 10 + x = 10 + y ( because x = y ) then by using the given axiom above 10 + x = 10 + y
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2 more example according to the given axiom above are given bellow : -
1) if a = b = c then by using the given axiom above a - b + c = a - b + c
2) if 10 + x = 10 + y ( because x = y ) then by using the given axiom above 10 + x = 10 + y
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Euclid's second axiom is used here
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Euclid's second axiom is used here
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