The number a is an additive inverse of number itself. Also, if a is a rational number, then a is

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Both a and b

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π

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None of the above

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Solution

The correct option is A
0
a =-a
This happens only and only if a =0.
So, option b is correct

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The number a is an additive inverse of number itself. Also, if a is a rational number, then a is

The correct option is A 0a =-a This happens only and only if a =0. So, option b is correct

The correct option is A
0
a =-a
This happens only and only if a =0.
So, option b is correct