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is 0.2 a multiplicative inverse of 5 ? why or why not​

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Answered by brainlyyourfather
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Multiplicative Inverse of 5 is defined as what you can multiply with 5 to get 1. Note that the answer is rounded to the nearest 8 decimals if necessary. We can prove that the answer is correct: 0.2 multiplied by 5 equals 1. ... Therefore, the Multiplicative Inverse of -5 is -0.2.

Answered by IIBandookbaazII
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Multiplicative Inverse of 5

Multiplicative Inverse

Multiplicative Inverse of 5 is defined as what you can multiply with 5 to get 1.

If the Multiplicative Inverse of 5 is x, the problem can be written as a function as follows:

5(x) = 1

Thus, to get the answer, we divide 1 by 5 like this:

1 / 5 = 0.2

Note that the answer is rounded to the nearest 8 decimals if necessary. We can prove that the answer is correct: 0.2 multiplied by 5 equals 1.

The Multiplicative Inverse of postive 5 has a positive answer and the Multiplicative Inverse of negative 5 has a negative answer. Therefore, the Multiplicative Inverse of -5 is -0.2.

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