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  • 16-09-2015
  • Mathematics
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What is the value of d + e + f when d = 20, e = –4 and f = –2?

A–26
B–22
C14
D18

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talented2001 talented2001
  • 16-09-2015

So , it's 20+-4+-2.So the first thing is to add to negative numbers.-4+-2 equals -6. Then 20 +-6 equals14 . The answer is C=14
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