Hindi, asked by prabhunsingh26, 10 months ago

Is there any whole number P such that P*P=P and P+P=P ?

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Answered by sumalathaknr1984

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Answer:

yeah zero

Explanation:

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Answered by maashakti00

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Answer:

P*p=p. P+P=2p

Explanation:

Because 1*1=1thats whyp*p=p p+p=2p

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