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Which of the following is NOT equivalent to the expression a-(-b)? a. a + bx b. a+[-(-6)] c. b + (-a) d. b+[-(-a)]

Which of the following is NOT equivalent to the expression a-(-b)? a. a + bx b. a+[-(-6)] c. b + (-a) d. b+[-(-a)]
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Which of the following is NOT equivalent to the expression a-(-b)?

a. a + bx
b. a+[-(-6)]
c. b + (-a)
d. b+[-(-a)]

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Explanation:

c

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