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Is a) 1÷a=1?
b) a÷(-1)=-a?

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Answered by orangesquirrel
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Answer:

The first one is wrong whereas the second one is correct.

Step-by-step explanation:

a) 1÷a= 1/a is the correct answer and not 1.

b) a÷(-1)= - a/ 1 = -a ( since 1 is there in the denominator)

1 if present in the numerator has a significant value whereas if present in the denominator has no value.

In the first case, since the 1 is present in the numerator it comes in the resultant whereas in the second case it has no value.

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