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The additive Identity for rational number is

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Answered by rashmirbt10

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additive Identity for rational number is 0
if u add 0 to any no. suppose 5 then 5+0=5
it means the no.remains same

Answered by InfamousInferno

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The additive identity for a rational number is 0

Any number when added with zero gives us the same number...

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