Which operation will "undo" subtraction? a. multiplication b. subtraction c. addition d. division

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Which operation will "undo" subtraction?

a. multiplication
b. subtraction
c. addition
d. division

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Answer:

Addition

Explanation:

Because if you have -6, just add 6 and then it will get undone

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