Math, asked by vikeshkumar3100, 3 months ago

x = -3, y = 1 is one of the solution of equation x + y = 2 (True / False)

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Answered by kumarianita919952

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Answer:

False

Because -3+1 = -2 not 2

So, answer is -2

This statement is false

Answered by fg7675347

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Answer:

False because answer is -2 (minus 2 ) Not 2

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