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find the product of additive inverse and multiplication inverse of (-2)​

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Answered by TakenName
1

Answer:

-1

Step-by-step explanation:

First, let's make the concepts clear.

  • additive inverse is:-

The number adds to 0.

  • multiplicative inverse is:-

The number multiplies to 1.

Now, the additive inverse is 2 and multiplicative is -1/2.

Therefore their multiplication is now -1.

More Information

How to find such inverses?

  • additive inverse:-

When added, the number becomes 0.

(-2) + x = 0

∴x = 2 is the additive inverse.

  • multiplicative inverse:-

When multiplied, the number becomes 1.

(-2) × x = 1

∴x = -1/2 is the additive inverse.

Answered by Uriyella
4

Answer :–

• Additive inverse of –2 is 2.

• Multiplicative inverse of –2 is  \sf -\dfrac{1}{2}

We know that,

Multiplicative inverse =  \sf \dfrac{b}{a}

So we have,

→ –2

We also know that,

If we haven't any denominator so the value of denominator is 1.

I.e.,

 \sf \dfrac{-2}{1}

Now, we have to find the multiplicative inverse of  \sf \dfrac{-2}{1} .

So,

Multiplicative inverse of  \sf \dfrac{-2}{1} is  \sf -\dfrac{1}{2}

Additional Information :–

★ Additive inverse →

✒️ If we take a positive number, when we add the same number with negative sign and when we add both the numbers we get 0.

✒️ In simple words, it is a sign changing of a number.

✒️ Let's take some examples to understand more about this :

  • Additive inverse of –2 is +2.

→ –2 + 2 = 0

  • Additive inverse of  \sf \dfrac{9}{11} is  \sf -\dfrac{9}{11}

 \sf \dfrac{9}{11} +  \sf ( -\dfrac{9}{11} ) =  \sf \dfrac{9}{11}  \sf \dfrac{9}{11} = 0

  • Additive inverse of 45 is –45.

→ 45 + (–45) = 45 – 45 = 0

★ Multiplicative Inverse →

✒️ When we multiply a number by its multiplicative inverse then it should be 1 as a result after multiplying both the numbers.

✒️ It is also known as Reciprocal.

✒️ It means, Multiplicative inverse / Reciprocal of  \sf \dfrac{a}{b} is  \sf \dfrac{b}{a}

✒️ Let's take some examples :

  • Multiplicative inverse of 3 is  \sf \dfrac{1}{3}

 \sf 3 \times \dfrac{1}{3} =  \sf \dfrac{3}{3} = 1

  • Multiplicative inverse of  \sf \dfrac{5}{8} is  \sf \dfrac{8}{5}

 \sf \dfrac{5}{8}  \sf \dfrac{8}{5} = 1

  • Multiplicative inverse of  \sf - \dfrac{7}{9} is  \sf -\dfrac{9}{7}

 \sf \cancel{-\dfrac{7}{9}} ×  \sf \cancel{-\dfrac{9}{7}} = 1

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