1. Verify that:

(ii)
2. Find:
3. Find:
4. Write the additive inverse of:
(i) 7/19
(ii) -21/112
5. Verify that -(-p) = p for p = -11/31
6. Find: 
1. (i) Both expressions simplify to
, which means they are the same.
(ii)Both expressions simplify to
, which means they are the same.
2. -125/462
3. 1/2
4.
(i) -7/19
(ii) 21/112
5.
We want to verify the equation -(-p) = p, where p = -11/31.
By negating a negative number, we get its positive value, so -(-p) simplifies to p.
Substituting p = -11/31 into the equation, we have:
-(-p) = -(-(-11/31))
Applying the rule of double negation, we get:
-(-p) = -(11/31)
On the right side of the equation, p = -11/31.
Comparing both sides, we see that -(-p) simplifies to -11/31, which matches the value of p.
Therefore, -(-p) = p holds true for p = -11/31.
6.
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