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The question is unclear. If it's "why does a number added to its opposite give zero?"

Generally, for any non-zero n,

"adding the complement gives a zero result"

i.e., for any n not zero, n -n = 0.

You might think of old-fashioned pharmacist's scales - if the weights in both pans are identical, the pointer sits right in the middle of the scale.

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