The additive identity of (-10+4i) is (0+0i).
What is additive identity?
Additive identity property states that when a number is added to zero will give the same number in result . “Zero” is called the identity element, If we add any complex number with zero, the resulting number will be the same complex number. It doesn't change the number and keeps its identity.
For the given situation,
The complex number is (-10+4i)
The general form of complex number is a+bi. The additive identity for complex number is 0+0i.
⇒ [tex](-10+4i)+(0+0i)=(-10+4i)[/tex]
Hence we can conclude that (0+0i) is the additive identity of (-10+4i).
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