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Which of these situations is NOT an example of two quantities that combine to make zero.(1 point) Responses Mary collects 12 bottle caps and then loses 12. Mary collects 12 bottle caps and then loses 12. A business’s income is equal to its expenses. A business’s income is equal to its expenses. Benjamin lost 6 pounds and then gained 8 pounds. Benjamin lost 6 pounds and then gained 8 pounds. Madeline wins $20 and then pays the babysitter $20. Madeline wins $20 and then pays the babysitter $20.
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The situation that is NOT an example of two quantities that combine to make zero is:
**Benjamin lost 6 pounds and then gained 8 pounds.**
In this case, the net change is a gain of 2 pounds overall (gained 8 pounds after losing 6), rather than returning to zero. All the other situations result in a net change of zero.
**Benjamin lost 6 pounds and then gained 8 pounds.**
In this case, the net change is a gain of 2 pounds overall (gained 8 pounds after losing 6), rather than returning to zero. All the other situations result in a net change of zero.
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