1. The problem is to identify the property used in the equation $A + (-A) = 0$.
2. This equation shows that when you add a number and its additive inverse (the negative of the number), the result is zero.
3. The property used here is called the **Additive Inverse Property**.
4. The Additive Inverse Property states that for every number $A$, there exists a number $-A$ such that:
$$A + (-A) = 0$$
5. This property is fundamental in algebra and helps in solving equations by canceling terms.
6. Therefore, the equation $A + (-A) = 0$ demonstrates the Additive Inverse Property.
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