Math, asked by riya8674, 20 days ago

x= y
if
(x=y+0) or (x= y-0)

which one is correct?

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Answered by usmanasociate

0

The correct answer is x+y=0

Answered by zahranayab442

0

Step-by-step explanation:

correct is x=y-0

x+0=y

x=y

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