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For any a, (a÷a =-1) is never possible *
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Answered by alhaqzaid1

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True

Assume a any number except 0, the answer will be 1.

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For any a, (a÷a =-1) is never possible *True or false​

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For any a, (a÷a =-1) is never possible *
True or false