Question

please tell fast i want to write
(-a)%(-b)=​

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

By definition of ( - ) symbol (-a) means additive inverse of (a) and (-b) means additive inverse of (b) .

As

a * 0 = 0 | by multiplicative property of zero

a * {b +(-b)} = 0 | using additive inverse

a*b + a(-b) = 0 | multiplicative associative property

Now using property of additive inverses we can say that a(-b) is additive inverse of (ab), so a(-b) is equal to -(ab).

NOW

Using property of zero we can write

(- a) * 0 = 0

=> (- a) * {b + (-b)} = 0 | using additive inverses

=> (-a)b + (-a)(-b) = 0 | multiplicative associative property

=> -(ab) + (-a)(-b) = 0 | proved above that a(-b) = -(ab)

Above statement implies that (-a)(-b) is additive inverse of -(ab) and as we know (ab) also is additive inverse of -(ab).

As additive inverse is always unique we can say that (-a)(-b) = (ab).

Answer 2

Step-by-step explanation:

-b×(-a)/100

=ab/100

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