Q:what is additive inverse?

The additive inverse of a number is that number which would be added to it to reach a sum of zero. It is also called the opposite, because (except in the case of zero) it has the same magnitude, but opposite sign. additive inverse of 7 = -7 additive inverse of -5 = 5 additive inverse of 0 = 0

Q:According to the provisions of the state, the use of food additives need to have what conditions

To reduce the amount of use in food as far as possible under the intended purpose.

Q:REAR END OIL CHANGE FOR DODGE RAM 2004 DO WE NEED TO USE A ADDITIVE IF WE USE SYNTHETIC OIL?

If it is a rear end differential fluid buy yourself a good synthetic differential fluid. Especially if you do any towing. Then no, you will not need to put in an additive unless you are hearing chatter or noise in the differential.

Q:What are the three primary additive colors?

Red, Blue, Yellow

Q:Food additive red 7 is what red

The Carmine Carmine, also known as 1- (4'-sulfo-1'-naphthylazo) -2-naphthol-6,8-disulfonic acid trisodium salt, lilac red 4R, CI. Edible red 7 The

Q:Brother I would like to get some antifreeze that big brother know how to provide point clue ratio Thank you pull

Ethylene glycol 940.15%. Borax 3%. Sodium silicate 1%. Potassium nitrate 0.25%. Sodium nitrite 0.15% Trinitrophenol

Q:please verifyadditive inverse of 2/-92/9 whereas ifit is asked what is the additive inverse of 2/9 shouldn‘t we write the answer as -2/9how did the answer came????

yep, that is correct. the additive inverse of 2/-9 is 2/9 also, -2/9 2/-9 you can put the negative sign either on the numerator or on the denominator; you could also put it in between, before the fraction bar. just remember the rule that if you divide a positive number by a negative number (or vice versa), answer will always be negative.

Q:I own an old 1994 Ford F150 XLT 5.0L and it has just over 199,xxx miles on the engine. I would like to run an oil additive to kind of clean up any and all gunk that may be in the engine so that it will all run out when I change my oil next week (or sooner of needed).I have thought about using Seafoam since I have heard some good stories about it, but with all stories; there are bad ones too. I am just looking to clean up the gunk wherever the oil touches without having to tear apart my engine and clean it by hand (did that with my old Honda and that sucked).Does anyone have any expertise on this subject? If so could you possibly refer me to a preferred product? Any and all help is greatly appreciated.P.S. Money is not an issue so I don‘t care if it is $20 a bottle.

Don't use any additives on old engines. There is nothing in a can that can compensate for 200K of wear and tear. they cannot restore compression. They cannot improve fuel economy. They cannot give you faster start ups and smoother idle. Modern engine oils have all the additives and detergents you need. Don't waste your money. If you have severe oil gelling or massive amounts of gunk in the engine, clean out the valve covers and oil pan.

Q:whats additive inverse?

In mathematics, the additive inverse, or opposite, of a number n is the number that, when added to n, yields zero. The additive inverse of F is denoted ?F.

Q:Its hard to find lunch meat without any preservatives in it. And the ones that i do find are expensive.I was thinking that if i bought lunch meat from a deli in the form of a solid, cold-cut, piece of meat, then there wouldn‘t be any additives in it. Is this true???

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