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What is the opposite or additive inverse of a – b, where a and b are integers?
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b-a may be??
By definition of additive inverse numbers, we add them together, we get additive identity, it is 0 , right? hence a -b +(b-a) =0, Therefore (b-a) is additive inverse of (a-b) That's all I know
Where does this problem come from? I meant which course?
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