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Subtraction and division are derived from addition and multiplication. true or false
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This would be true.
don't give out answer please
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i guees the inverse is true
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Dear student, if the context is the set of real numbers \(\mathbb{R}\), then one can say that division and subtraction are "derived" from the operations of multiplication and addition, respectively, in the sense that we have renamed their inverses that way, perhaps for convenience; the operations of division and subtraction do not really exist.
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