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Find the multiplication invers of -5/8 *(-3/7) ​

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Answered by gayathriharish22
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Answer. The multiplicative inverse of a number is the number by which when we multiply that number then final result is 1. Let , multiplicative inverse of ( -3/7 ) is x. ∴ x = -7/3.

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