Math, asked by Pujasuresh35351, 9 months ago

Ii) is 8 9 the multiplicative inverse of −1 1 8 ? why or why not ?

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Answered by divyankmaan

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Answer:

No, it isn't.

Step-by-step explanation:

A no. is said to be the multiplicative inverse of another only when it's product with that no. is one.

-1/118 has a product of one with -118, while 89 doesn't. So it isn't a multiplicative inverse of -118

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