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If a-b > a+b, which statement is true?
A) THE VALUE OF A IS POSITIVE
B) THE VALUE OF B IS POSITIVE
C) THE VALUE OF A IS NEGATIVE
D) THE
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If a-b > a+b, which statement is true?
A) THE VALUE OF A IS POSITIVE
B) THE VALUE OF B IS POSITIVE
C) THE VALUE OF A IS NEGATIVE
D) THE VAULUE OF B IS NEGATION
Answer by user_dude2008(1862) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
a-b > a+b
-b > b
0 > b+b
0 > 2b
0 > b
b < 0
Answer: D
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