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What happen when you add zero to a number?
When you add zero to a number, the number does not change. Ex: 5+0=5 5+2+0=7
What number can you add to 6267 to get 0?
You can add negative 6267 to it.
What number multiplyed by itself three times equals 1456?
11.334102216194127600501976737404
What number times itself three times equals to 1456?
11.334102
When you add 0 to a number the answer is number?
Yes. 0 is the additive identity, ie when it is added to any number it results in the same number.
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