👉 An antidotary is a concept in mathematics that refers to an element or object that has both a positive and a negative counterpart. An example of this is a mirror, where one side shows the reflected image while the other reflects the original image. In algebraic terms, an antidotary is defined as a number or variable that when multiplied by itself gives its own value back to itself. For instance, if you have a positive integer n, then multiplying it by itself will give you 1
