Math, asked by shyamadevi1293, 9 months ago

3. Which rational number is the multiplicative identity for rational numbers ?
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Answered by bipadtarannandi4306

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Answer:

12 and 18 . I am sure that it will be the answer

Answered by Gauri016

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Answer:

It is 1x6 = 6x1

Therefore

1 is the multiplicative identify of 6

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