Math, asked by sumitrasarle, 10 months ago

write the additive inverse of 8/5

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Answered by Anonymous

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The additive inverse of 8/5 is -8/5 because additon of these two no. will give 0.

Answered by shakuntalamurmu57

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$the \: additive \: inverse \: of \: \frac{8}{5} = \frac{-8}{5}$

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