Mathematics, 10.10.2020 19:01 jibjabsalar1212
Choose the correct word to complete each statement, based on the number line shown above.
Note: You may find it helpful to test each statement using specific values of m and n.
m + n is equivalent to n + m.
mn is positive.
m/n results in another integer.
m - n is negative.
m/n is equivalent to n/m.
n + (-n) is equivalent to 0.
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