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The set of rational numbers which do not have any additive identity is?why?

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Additive identity is defined asx + i = i + x=xWhere, 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.

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