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There is only one combination of ten items out of ten. For this question to have a non-trivial answer, either the ten items need to be selected from a larger number of items or a smaller number of items need to be selected from the ten items.
Because a minus changes the sign. If you take a plus and change it to a minus,you get a minus. If you take a minus and change it to a minus, it changes backinto a plus. Because you have only two options, minus and plus, here are all theoptions:+ & - = -+ & + = +- & + = -- & - = +===========================================Everything above the double line is a misleading, even dangerousdiscussion. When it's all over, both the questioner and the responderthink they have it all worked out, where in reality, it's all meaningless.The main problem is: Neither of them ever explains what ' and ' meansin the question, or what ' & ' means in the answer. Neither of those isa mathematical operation. The statement in the question, and the listof 4 'rules' in the answer, are correct for some mathematical operationsand either indeterminate or dead wrong for others.The question says: " ... minus and minus equal plus. "-- If ' and ' means multiplication or division, then it's a true statement.-- If ' and ' means subtraction, then it may or may not be true, dependingon the size of the two numbers.-- If ' and ' means addition, then it's always false.In the list of 4 items in the answer:-- If ' & ' means multiplication or division, then all 4 items are correct(but almost impossible to remember in this form).-- If ' & ' means addition, then items #1 and #3 are sometimes true andsometimes false, item #2 is always true, and item #4 is always false.-- If ' & ' means subtraction, then item #1 is always false, items #2 and #4are sometimes true and sometimes false, and item #3 is always true.
is one of which a cluster of items is presented to students, requiring a binary response to each of the items in the cluster.
When a Venn Diagram is used to compare items, the overlapping area in the diagram shows the common items between the two items being compared. The area outside the overlap shows the contrast between the two items.
Depends on the volume of the items.
Answer: The Grand Exchange. Answer: You buy them. You can get valuable stuff from treasure trails, or as drops from several monsters, but this is not necessarily the best way to get money, because you don't get the items every time - now and then you will randomly get valuable items.
People dislike lending valuable items fearing they will be damaged or not returned.
I think it was because They neaded something to ride on?
its called trade
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just give a Pokemon the item and exchange it
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You get these, and several other valuable items, from treasure trails. Since the more expensive items are all very rare drops, I suggest you save the money, and just buy them on the Grand Exchange instead. However, you may still be lucky on a treasure trail and get some OTHER valuable item, now and then, which you can sell. - Treasure trails are for members only.
anything valuable
I'd have to say trading cards.
In the Store, there is a button next to "Resell Items" that says "Item Exchange."
A gift economy is one in which valuable items are transferred from one person to another as gifts. The ability to give valuable gifts publicly is a symbol of status.