Math, asked by 26marlonmalodomingue, 8 months ago

There is one integer for which there does not exist another integer with the same absolute value. What is that integer?

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Answered by vasugoyal1692009

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Answer:

0 is the answer of this question

Answered by VasuMavani

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0 is the correct answer as - 0 is meaningless.

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