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If |x|=|y| and x≠y, which of the following must be true? Select all that apply. -x+y=0 -xy<0 -x^2=y2 -None of the above.
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@paki
the hyphens are minus signs?
no, they are the options
like i mean just to show the options
so. if \(|x|=|y|\) but \(x\neq y\), then the only posibility left is \(x=-y\).
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can you explain? :/
so the first 3 options r true (or must be true).
to real numbers have the same absolute value if either they equal or they r of opposite sign
ahhhhhhh okay i see, thanks :)
u r welcome
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