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The addditive invers of 2/3?

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Answered by YashiShingla
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Answer:

The answer is -2/3

Step-by-step explanation:

Additive inverse of a number refers to the number which should be added as to obtain the number 0. So basically it's the same number with the opposite sign. Like if the number is positive then we have to make it negative and vice-versa

Answered by itzbrainlygirl5
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》》If a+b=0, then a is the additive inverse of b and b is the additive inverse of a. The additive inverse of a number can be obtained by preceding it with a minus sign . So, additive inverse of 2/3 is - 2/3.

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