The Division Property of Equality says that for every real number a, b, and c, if a = b and c#0, then n. Why does the property
state that c#0?
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Choose the correct answer below.
O A. When c = 0, both sides of the equation
b
-= are equal to 0, so the equation is true even if a #b.
C
с
a
OB. When c = 0, both sides of the equation
b
are undefined, so the equation is true even if a #b.
с
c
a
O c. When c= 0, both sides of the equation
colo
b
are equal to 0, so the equation is false even if a = b.
с
b
are undefined and undefined expressions do not equal anything.
a
OD. When c= 0, both sides of the equation
с
с