Math, asked by asadshail7, 1 month ago

MCQ: In the given equation X + Y = X - Y, the
negative vector of the Y is
A.
B. (-Y
C. 0
D.Y

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Answered by soniasingh709pcl8hn

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Answer:

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Answered by aditichouthai16

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Answer:

(-Y) is the answer

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