Math, asked by sharmanamita962, 3 months ago

The additative inverse of the rational number 5/14 is

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Answered by pranjalsharma25

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Answer:

Additive inverse of a is basically -(a).

So the additive inverse is -5/14.

Answered by tomargunnu33

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Answer:

-5/14 is the additive inverse of the rational number 5/14

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