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22 February, 19:27

Which of these statements isn't always true? A. a + (-b) = - b + a B. a - (-b) = (-b) - a C. (a+b) + (-c) + a + b [b + (-c) ] D. - (a) = a

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  1. 22 February, 21:21
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    If im right it is B.
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