By the zero vector property x=y.
Suppose for full generality that V is any vector space and x,y,z is any vector in V. Suppose, x+z = y+z. Show that x=y. Since z is in v, there exists a vector z in v, such that
= z + (-z) = 0, because x+y=y+z
Thus x+z=y+z
= (x+z)+(-z) = (y+z)+(-z) and thus
= x+(z+(-z)) = y + (z+(-z)) because addition is associative in vector
= x+0 = y+0 because additive inverse exists in a vector
= and thus x=y by the properties of zero vector
Also according to the question, it is now proved that x+z=y+z implies x=y and v has the cancellation property.
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