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1. If you multiply any negative rational number by its reciprocal you get ____​

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Answered by rkk1399
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Answer:

loop

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's -a/b be the negative rational number.

It's reciprocal is -b/a

Multiplying,

-a/b * -b/a = ab/ba = ab/ab = 1

Some points:

  • By law of commutative, ab = ba
  • (-) × (-) = (+)
  • Reciprocal of a/b is 1/(a/b) = b/a

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