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How do I find the additive inverse of 2X^2 -3X -1?

How do I find the additive inverse of 2X^2 -3X -1?

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For y to be the additive inverse of 2x? - 3x -1 it must satisfy the equation: (2x? - 3x -1) + y 0 Solving for y we obtain 2x? - 3x -1 - y -(2x? - 3x -1) y -2x? + 3x + 1 y Is the correct answer.
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