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what is the additive identity for integer ​

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Answered by antojisi
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Example= -4 + 0=0 -4=-4

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Answered by ayanazeem40
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Additive identify is a number, which when added to any number, gives the sum as the number itself. It means that additive identify is "0," as adding 0 to any number , gives the sum as the number itself . For any set of number, that is all integers, rational number, complex number the additive identify is 0.

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