Science, asked by ringhumthousen, 9 months ago

Why, if two wrongs don't make a right, do two negatives make a positive in mathematics?​

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Answered by rishikeshgavkar
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Answer:

yes

Explanation:

Answered by adishnair3
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Answer: A negative in maths doesn't refer to wrong or right, it refers to numbers that are behind 0. It's wrong here to compare the term 'negative' from Maths and English. Both mean different.

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