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write the integer which is 4 less than its additive inverse
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Answered by arnavsingh54670
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I saw how Russell and Whitehead come to "prove" (may be not, depending on views) that 1+1 = 2. So how does modern logic/set theory prove that 1+1=2? (Is it just that we derive it from Peano axioms, and just say that it is true by axiom..?)

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Answered by mavigaming31
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Additive inverse means same number with opposite sign like 1 and - 1.

So, answer will be

Let the integer be x

Then its additive inverse will be

-(x-4)

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