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The number p and 2/3 are additive inverses.

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vlada-n [284]2 years ago

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By knowing that p and 2/3 are additive inverses, we will see that p = -2/3

So two numbers A and B are additive inverses if:

A + B = 0

Here the two numbers are p and 2/3, so we have:

2/3 + p = 0

Solving this for p gives:

p = -2/3

Then the value of p is just -2/3.

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