Math, asked by christeenstudies12, 2 days ago

If the multiplicative inverse of 3/ 5 is multiplied by the additive inverse of - 5/ 3 what is the product obtained.

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Answered by tammanakanungo

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Answer:

sorry I am in STD 2

Answered by ItzBabygirl26

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Answer:

2 whole 7/9 is the answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

Multiplicative inverse of 3/5 is 5/3

Additive Inverse of -5/3 is 5/3

So, Product = 5/3 × 5/3

= 25/9

= 2 whole 7/9

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