Let 'a' and 'b' be integers. Prove that 'a + (-b)' is the additive inverse of 'a'.
The additive inverse of 'a' is '-a', so 'a + (-b)' = '-a + (-b)' = '-(a + b)'.
The additive inverse of 'a' is 'a - 1', so 'a + (-b)' = 'a - 1 + (-b)' = 'a - (b + 1)'.
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