An example of two integers that make a zero pair is 6 and -6.
They are additive inverses because they sum up to zero
For two integers to make a zero pair:
- They must be equal in magnitude
- They must have opposite signs
Let the first number be represented by x
For one to be the additive inverse of the other, the second number must be -x.
x + (-x)
= x - x
= 0
An example of integers that make a zero pair 6 and -6
6 + (-6)
= 6 - 6
= 0
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