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1. You have two cards with a sum of (-12) in your hand.

a. What two cards could you have?

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Answer:

The required cards can be -6 and -6.

Explanation:

Consider the provided integer -12.

We need to find the two cards whose sum is -12.

There are lots of choices for the two cards whose sum is -12.

Few choices are:

If we first card is -6 and the second card is also -6 then the sum will be -12:


-6-6=-12

If we first card is -4 and the second card is -8 then the sum will be -12:


-4-8=-12

If we first card is -10 and the second card is -2 then the sum will be -12:


-10-2=-12

Thus, the required cards can be -6 and -6.

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