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the additive of a rational number is ___

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Answered by deekshasahu989347971

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The additive of a rational number is 0

Answered by eshapriya2006

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Answer:

the additive of a rational number is 0

Step-by-step explanation:

The set of rational number forms a group with respect to the addition of rational number.

Where the additive identity is 0.

As a+0=0+a=a for all rational a.

So the additive identity is 0.

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