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What is the additive inverse of 0/7​

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The additive inverse of 0/7​ is 0.

Step-by-step explanation:

The additive inverse of any NUMBER means changing the sign of that particular number such that ADDING both the numbers GIVES the result as 0.

Suppose a positive number 7, so it's additive inverse would be -7.

If there is a FRACTION \frac{-2}{9}, so it's additive inverse would be  \frac{2}{9}.

Now, the fraction given in the QUESTION is (0/7);

So, the additive inverse of  \frac{0}{7}  =  -(\frac{0}{7} )  = 0

Also, it must be noted that the additive inverse of 0 is the 0 itself.



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