Math, asked by kaurmandeep5728, 3 months ago

why sum of rational number and it's additive inverse is 0

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Answered by TheAnonymousGenius

1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Take the rational number as x.

Now its additive inverse is (-x)

Their sum is x+(-x)= x-x = 0

Answered by vfxvfbdc

0

Answer:

x-x=0

Step-by-step explanation:

substituting x by 1,

1-1=0

so 0 is the answer

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