Math, asked by mehakdeepsinghm282, 7 months ago

Write five pairs of negative integers (a,b)
such that a-b=8. One such pair is (-5, -13) because (-5)-(-13) = 8.

Answers

Answered by krupalipatil
12

Answer:

1) (-9,-17)

2) (-1,-9)

3) (-2,-10)

4) (-3,-11)

5) (-4,-12)

Step-by-step explanation:

1) (-9)-(-17)= -9+17=8

2)(-1)-(-9)= -1+9 = 8

3)(-2)-(-10)= -2+10=8

4) (-3)-(-11)= -3+11=8

5) (-4)-(-12)= -4+12 =8

Answered by John242
0

Given that condition is a - b = 8, where a and b both are integers.

Now,  

First integer

(-9)-(-17)= -9+17=8, therefore, the pair is (-9,-17)

Second integer

(-1)-(-9)= -1+9 = 8, therefore, the pair is (-1,-9)

Third integer

(-2)-(-10)= -2+10=8, therefore, the pair is (-2,-10)

Fourth Integer

(-3)-(-11)= -3+11=8, therefore, the pair is (-3,-11)

Fifth integer

(-4)-(-12)= -4+12 =8, therefore, the pair is (-4,-12)

therefore, the result is

(-9,-17), (-1,-9), (-2,-10), (-3,-11), and (-4,-12).

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