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Quinn Gordon
6 July, 17:26
Multiply 2/7 with its additive inverse
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Litzy Webb
6 July, 18:53
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To find the additive inverse, multiply 2/7 by - 1.
Answer: - 2/7.
Why is the answer - 2/7?
When you add 2/7 + (-2/7) the answer will be 0.
This is why - 2/7 is the additive inverse.
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