Math, asked by manumanu17175, 7 months ago

verify that -(-x) is same as x for : a). x= 13/7 b). x= -21/31​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Step-by-step explanation:

when x = 13/7

-(-x) = -(-13/7)

= 13/7 = x

hence, x = -(-x)

when x = -21/31

-(-x) = -[-(-21/31)]

= -21/31 = x

hence, , x = -(-x)

Answered by Anonymous
0

Case 1

-(-x)=-(-13/7)

 \bf{ \boxed{ \green{ \mapsto{ - ( - x) =  \frac{13}{7} }}}}

which is the same as x...

Case 2

-(-x)=-(-(-21/31))

 \bf{ \boxed{ \orange{ \mapsto{ - ( - x) =  \frac{ - 21}{31} }}}}

which is the same as x...

Moreover, we have,

-(-x)=x (since, × = +)

so, it is same as the value of x...

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