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The additive inverse of a number is equivalent to that number multiplied by negative 1. (This isn't exactly how additive inverse is defined; nonetheless, be assured that following this method will result in an accurate solution/answer)
TIP: Just change the sign before the number.
For better understanding and clarification,
let a number be .
∴ additive inverse of = .
Therefore, the additive inverse of 58 is -58 (ans.)
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TIP: Just change the sign before the number.
For better understanding and clarification,
let a number be .
∴ additive inverse of = .
Therefore, the additive inverse of 58 is -58 (ans.)
Hope this helps you! :-)
If it does, click on THANKS button.
If this seems to help you the most, mark it BRAINILIEST!
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Additive inverse of a (real) number in a group of numbers is defined as that number which when added to it results in the additive identity.
In our number system the additive identity is: 0
so for any number x , x + (-x) = 0
Hence additive inverse for x is -x.
Thus for 58 , the additive inverse is -58.
In our number system the additive identity is: 0
so for any number x , x + (-x) = 0
Hence additive inverse for x is -x.
Thus for 58 , the additive inverse is -58.
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