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respect to addition which property is not satisfied by a set of natural numbers​

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Answered by chbilalakbar
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Additive identity is not present is natural numbers

Since for all "a" belongs to natural number their does not exist "b" belongs to natural numbers such

                        a + b = a

Therefore additive identity is not present in natural numbers.

we know that the zero is the additive identity but zero does not belongs to natural numbers that is

                            0 ∉ N                  where N is set of natural numbers

Additive inverses are not present in natural numbers

Since for all "a" belongs to natural number their does not exist "b" belongs to natural numbers such

                        a + b = 0

Therefore additive inverses does not exist in natural numbers

we know that the for natural number a ∈ N  the additive inverse is -a

                      but -a does not belongs to natural numbers that is

                            -a ∉ N                  where N is set of natural numbers.

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