Answer to Question #338553 in Real Analysis for ken

Question #338553

Prove that -x*-x =x^2

Expert's answer

"-x*(-x)=x^2"

"x*x=x^2"

"x^2=x^2"

"x^2-x^2=0"

"0=0"

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