Math, asked by renzorajeev1555, 9 months ago

Verify -(-x)=X for
-4/3

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Answered by ItzAditt007
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ANSWER :-

▪︎ Given:-

  • Value of x = -4/3

▪︎ To Verify:-

  • -(-x) = x.

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▪︎ Concept Used:-

  • (-)×(-) = (+)

  • (+)×(+) = (+)

  • (-)×(+) = (-)

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▪︎ So,

  • Let us put the given value of x in the eq.

\tt\leadsto - ( - x) = x \\  \\ \tt\leadsto - ( - (  -  \frac{4}{3} ) =  -  \frac{4}{3}  \\  \\ \tt\leadsto  -  (  +   \frac{4}{3}  ) =  \frac{ - 4}{3}  \\  \\ \tt\leadsto  - \frac{  4}{3} =    -  \frac{4 }{3}   \\  \\ \tt\leadsto \: rhs \:  =  \: lhs \\\tt hence \: verified

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▪︎ How I simplify

-(-(-4/3):-

  • Here the number is -(-(-4/3)

  • So, by applying BODMAS we have to first open the brackets.

  • So we had solved the bracket as in brackets it is written (-(-4/3) = +(4/3)

  • Now we had solved -(+4/3) = (-4/3)

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▪︎ You can also do it directly when you dont have the any value of x.

• Because -(-x) is always = (x) for any value of x.

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Answered by duvvifamily
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Answer:

if -(-x) = X, then -(-4/3) = 4/3   (minus*minus gives plus)

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