To me its A.
Since S and T are different numbers if the numbers are at equal distance from 0 then S and T must be of same magnitude and different sign
S+T = 0
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This is key to this question.Tryingmybest wrote:To me its A.
Since S and T are different numbers if the numbers are at equal distance from 0 then S and T must be of same magnitude and different sign
S+T = 0
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