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7. An integer is always greater than its additive inverse.
be equal to its additive inverse.​

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Answered by sathvika12345
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Step-by-step explanation:

Answer. ADDITIVE INVERSE => An opposite number of a given number which means the answer is 0 when added. So , A positive integer is always [ greater ] than its additive inverse.

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