Physics, asked by prerna9004, 1 year ago

In which condition A+B=A-B is possible?

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Answered by varsha8431

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Answer:

in cross multiplication

Answered by rupan016

1

Explanation:

a+b=a-b for all b=0

I.e. a+b and a-b

=a+0 and =a-0

=a and =a

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