Math, asked by samruddipatil9, 4 months ago

Match the integers from Column I to an integer in Column II so that the sum is between –11 and – 4 (exclude –11 and –4 in answer).

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Answered by neelampankajarihantj

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-11-4=-11+4=-13The answer is -13

Answered by as8855704

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Answer:

give the coloums also in question

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