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Standard VIII
Mathematics
Rational Numbers
The set of ra...
Question
The set of rational numbers which do not have any additive identity is?why?
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Solution
Dear Student,
Additive
identity
is
defined
as
x
+
i
=
i
+
x
=
x
Where
,
i
is
identity
element
for
x
.
For
rational
numbers
,
identity
is
the
number
0
.
So
,
set
of
numbers
which
do
not
contain
zero
,
will
also
not
have
identity
.
So
,
Natural
numbers
do
not
have
any
identity
.
Regards
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