A complex number is said to be additive if the sum of a complex number and its additive inverse is zero. The additive inverse of the complex number is 2+ 8i
What are additive inverses?
A complex number is said to be additive if the sum of a complex number and its additive inverse is zero.
For instance the the additive inverse of the complex number a+bi is -a-bi.
Given the comlex number -2 + 8i, the additive inverse is expressed as:
Additive inverse = -(-2 - 8i)
Additive inverse = 2 + 8i
Hence the additive inverse of the complex number is 2+ 8i
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