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bonufazy [111]
3 years ago
15

Identifying Additive Inverses

Mathematics
1 answer:
mestny [16]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

he additive inverse of:

a)  -6x^2-x-2 is : 6x^2+x+2

b)  6x^2-x+2  is :  -6x^2+x-2

c)  6x^2+x-2  is :  -6x^2-x+2

d)  6x^2+x+2  is :  -6x^2-x-2

Step-by-step explanation:

You need to consider that the additive inverse of a polynomial is that polynomial that consists of the opposite of each term of the polynomial given.

Then, the additive inverse of:

a)  -6x^2-x-2 is :  6x^2+x+2

b)  6x^2-x+2  is :  -6x^2+x-2

c)  6x^2+x-2  is :  -6x^2-x+2

d)  6x^2+x+2  is :  -6x^2-x-2

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