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Chapter 1: Q. 330 (page 81)

Use the properties of Identity, Inverse and zero, simplify27c+16-27c

Short Answer

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After simplification, the answer is16

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Given information.

The given expression is27c+16-27c

02

Step 2. Use the property

Notice that the first and third terms are opposites.

27c+16+(-27c)

Use the Commutative property of addition to re-order the terms.

27c+(-27c)+16

Add left to right

0+16

Add

16

The answer is 16.

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