Which of the following statements is true of -37 and 37?
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They add to zero...
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Mathematics, 09.03.2021 21:40 coreen9
Which of the following statements is true of -37 and 37?
select all if apply
They add to zero.
They are opposites.
They have the opposite absolute value.
They are the same distance from zero.
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