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MF:	C18H30O3S
EINECS No.:	248-289-4
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Q: A. r × 0 rB. r + s s + r C. r + 0 rD. r + (-r) 0: D. Basically the additive inverse property says that if you add the opposite of something to itself you will get zero. Numerically that would be like saying you 2 and you add the opposite to it (-2) and you would have 2+-2 (which is just saying 2 plus negative 2 or two minus 2) 0

Q: I would like to do feed additives, do not know how to apply for a production license, know friends please help out!: Feed additive production license is issued by the agricultural sector certificate. To the provincial agricultural sector application

Q: Mung bean paste plus any additives can be fresh for 15 days.: Recommended "South Wrigley" YC9-11-2 green bean paste special preservative.

Q: is 1 an additive identity and please explain: The identity element of a group has the property that if you combine it with any other element, x, of the group using the group operator, you get x. The additive identity of a field is the same thing, except that it applies to the field's addition operator. It is the value I* such that x + I x. *I'm somewhat abusing the notation here. I is the customary symbol for the identity matrix. The additive identity for a field usually is named 0, hopefully for obvious reasons.

Q: The additive identity is 1 true or false?: The additive identity is the number e such that when you add e to anything, you get the same number back. If I add 1 to 3, do I still have 3?

Q: Are there any additives in the peanut oil of various brands in the supermarket? Is there something like fragrance? Feeling with their own peanut oil taste is not the same, their bar is very mellow fragrance.: Supermarkets to buy peanut oil without additives, are qualified to enter the supermarket, please rest assured that consumption.

Q: Can you help me identfity the additive and muliplicative inverse for the following numbers?-10-0.1254/3How do you find the answer?: Additive inverses for numbers are nothing other than change the sign (make a + into a -, or a - into a +), you could also multiply by -1 to achieve the same goal. So the additive inverses for each are +10 +0.125 -4/3 The multiplicative inverse is the reciprocal, which means exchange numerator and denominator of an integer fraction. If it is not written as a integer fraction do so, or divide it by 1. So first rewriting your list as integer fractions -10/1 -0.125 = -1/8 4/3 (didn't change it was already an integer fraction) the multiplicative inverses are -1/10 -8/1 = -8 3/4 Notice for the multiplicative inverse you DO NOT change the sign.

Q: What are some food additives/ingrediants to avoid when one has ADHD?: Some people find removing gluten from their diet effective.

Q: for example: -2/3: Given a number n, additive inverse is another number -n, such that n + (-n) 0. So for your example, find a number such that when added to given number, resulting sum is 0. Most of the time, additive inverse is just opposite of the number. ex) -2/3 + 2/3 0 so 2/3 is additive inverse. Given number n, multiplicative inverse is another number 1/n, such that n * (1/n) 1. So for your example, find a number such that when multiplied to given number, resulting product is 1. Most of the time, multiplicative inverse is just reciprocal of the number. ex) -2/3 * -3/2 1 so -3/2 is multiplicative inverse.

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