Math, asked by palak3813, 10 months ago

The additive identity element in the set of natural
numbers

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Answered by Deshbhratardaksh

0

Answer:

0 is the additive identity

Answered by kanak227

2

Answer:

The set of natural numbers does not satisfy the additive identity property.

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