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The additive universe of -7
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Answer:


(7)/(19).

Explanation:

Note: The number is not in proper form. Consider the given number is
-(7)/(19).

If a number is added to another number and we get zero, then the added number is known as additive inverse.

Let a be a number, then


a+(-a)=a-a=0

So, -a is the additive inverse of a. It means, additive inverse is the same number with opposite sign.

Consider the given number is
-(7)/(19).


-(7)/(19)+(7)/(19)=0

Therefore, the additive inverse of
-(7)/(19) is
(7)/(19).

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