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Which property justifies the statement (x)+(-x)=0

Which property justifies the statement (x)+(-x)=0
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Which property justifies the statement (x)+(-x)=0

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User Michael Sync
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Answer:

The absolute property.

Explanation:

A number plus the opposite of the number will always equal 0.

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User MetricMike
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Answer:

additive inverse property

Explanation:

(x)+(-x)=0

The additive inverse property states

a+ -a =0

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