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Give an example of two quantities in the real world that are additive inverses.

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If men were digging 2,000 feet below ground. What is 2,000+ from level ground. This would be one example. 2,000 + -2,000 = 0 (ground level).

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User Danilo Kobold
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Answer:

A hot-air balloon ascends 2000 ft from the ground and then descends 2000 ft.

Explanation:

the additive inverses are basically opposite numbers. when you add a number to its additive inverse, it equals 0. example: -5 and 5...and 2 and -2.

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