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What is the sum of two opposites combined in math?
Zero
Why is the sum of two opposites easy to calculate?
Because by definition, there sum will always be zero. Because the definition of opposites are additive inverses.
What is the sum of two integers that are opposites justify the answer?
It is zero and that is simply because that is how additive opposites are defined.
What are the opposite numbers that add to 100?
"Opposites" cannot mean additive opposites since, by definition, their sum must be 0. So "opposites" is likely to mean multiplicative opposites. This gives the equation x + 1/x = 100 Then the two numbers are 0.010010 and 99.989999 to 6 dp.
What is the most likely combined score when throwing two dice?
For normal dice, and assuming "combined" refers to the sum, the answer is 7.
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