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For nonzero rational numbers a and b, the definition and operation are as follows: a*b = a-b/a+b, then-3*4=() Why are the answers different?
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What is the value of (-4)&3&(-2) if, for any nonzero rational number a, b, the defined operation & is: a & b =-1?
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