Math, asked by sehkailash, 10 months ago

Is 11/5 is the multiplicative identity of 2.2

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

The multiplicative identity of 11/5is 5/11.

Therefore, 5/11=2.2

Yes, it is true.

Answered by anniejoshy
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Answer:

No

Step-by-step explanation:

2.2 = 22÷10

= 11/5

11/5 × 11/5 = 121/25

=>11/5×11/5 not equal to 1

So, 11/5 is not the multiplicative identity of 2.2

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