Math, asked by vidhi9461, 1 year ago

what is the additive inverse of -2÷5

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Answered by sch85449

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The additive inverse of any number is the number ehich gives sum 0 on adding both

Therefore the additive of -2/5

=0-(-2/5)

=0+(2/5)

=2/5

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