14.What is the additive inverse of -1 ÷4
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Additive inverse of a number is defined as the number with which when you add the number we have taken the result would be zero.
Example: Let a be a number. When you add -a with a you get zero. Hence -a is additive inverse of a.
GIven number is .
Let its additive inverse be x.
By definition x + () = 0
∴.
Hence additive inverse of is .
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