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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Prove that \[a \lt b, c \lt d \implies a + c \lt b + d\] Prove that \[a \lt b, c \lt d \implies a + c \lt b + d\] @Mathematics

OpenStudy (anonymous):

a<b, so a+c<b+c c<d, so c+b<b+d combime two equations together so a+c<b+c<b+d so a+c<b+d

OpenStudy (anonymous):

works

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