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Chapter 2: Q56. (page 93)

State the opposite of the number.

Short Answer

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Opposite of number 0 is 0.

Step by step solution

01

Step-1-Using opposite number concept

Opposite of any number is same as multiplying it by -1.

Opposite of k is -k, where k=any number

02

Step-2-Finding opposite of given number

Given number is 0.

Opposite of number 0=-1脳0

Opposite of number 0=0

03

Step-3-Conclusion

Therefore, the opposite of number 0 is 0.

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