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To solve this problem, we need to evaluate both sides of the expression separately.
First, consider the left side of the expression:
This can be written as .
Since adding zero to any number does not change the number, this simplifies to:
.
Next, consider the right side of the expression:
This is .
Since subtracting zero from any number does not change the number, this simplifies to:
.
Now, we compare both sides of the expression:
The left side is 100, and the right side is also 100.
Since both sides are equal, the correct symbol to place between them is:
Thus, the appropriate choice is "=" for the question:
The correct answer to the given problem is:
=
\( 2+0= \)
The ? symbol is asking you to choose the correct comparison operator. You need to pick between <, =, or > to make a true mathematical statement.
Remember the zero properties: adding zero to any number doesn't change it, and subtracting zero from any number doesn't change it either. So 0+100=100 and 100-0=100.
First calculate both sides completely. Then compare the results: if left side < right side, use <. If they're equal, use =. If left side > right side, use >.
The same process works! For example, if you had , you'd get 50 vs 100, so the answer would be < since 50 is less than 100.
No! This is a comparison problem. You're not finding an unknown value, you're determining which comparison symbol makes the statement true.
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