What is the inverse number of
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What is the inverse number of
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Therefore, the opposite number of is .
a is negative number.
b is negative number.
What is the sum of a+b?
In this context, inverse number and opposite number mean the same thing - the additive inverse. It's the number that when added to the original gives zero.
That would be the multiplicative inverse (reciprocal)! The additive inverse just changes the sign: .
Additive inverse: Changes sign, adds to zero
Multiplicative inverse: Takes reciprocal, multiplies to one
Unless specified otherwise, 'inverse' usually means additive inverse.
Yes! Every real number has an additive inverse. For any number , its additive inverse is , and .
Same rule applies! For a positive number like , the additive inverse would be . Just change the sign.
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