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Can someone pls help me. it's highschool atufd

Can someone pls help me. it's highschool atufd
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Can someone pls help me. it's highschool atufd

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True

Explanation:

Substituting a = 0 or b = 0 in the experssion will make it valid as it will also be equal to 0.

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