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statement "if a and b are both positive integer numbers, then a +b > a
ALWAYS, (b) NEVER, or (c) SOMETIMES. Support your answer numerically

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Medunno13
Medunno13 Medunno13
  • 18-08-2022

Answer:

Always

Step-by-step explanation:

Subtracting a from both sides yields b>0, which is always true since b is a positive integer.

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