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What is the sign of -567.45+567.45? Choose 1 answer: (A) Positive (B) Negative (C) Neither positive nor negative-the sum is zero.

What is the sign of −567.45+567.45? -567.45+567.45 ? \newlineChoose 11 answer:\newline(A) Positive\newline(B) Negative\newline(C) Neither positive nor negative-the sum is zero.

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Q. What is the sign of −567.45+567.45? -567.45+567.45 ? \newlineChoose 11 answer:\newline(A) Positive\newline(B) Negative\newline(C) Neither positive nor negative-the sum is zero.
  1. Add Numbers: Add the two numbers together: −567.45+567.45-567.45 + 567.45.\newlineCalculation: −567.45+567.45=0-567.45 + 567.45 = 0.
  2. Check Sign: Check the sign of the result.\newlineSince the result is 00, it is neither positive nor negative.

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