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multiplicative identity ​

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Answered by satwikmishra77
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a number multiplied by another number which gives the result 1

mostly it's the reciprocal of the number

for ex find the multiplicative inverse of 2

ans multiplicative inverse of 2 is 1/2

2×1/2 = 1

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Answered by ANIKET0547
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Multiplicative identity states that if a number is multiplied to 1 the resultant will be the number itself. “1” is the multiplicative identity of a number. It is represented as p × 1 = p = 1 × p. Let us understand the relation with help of a real number example. ... Multiplying number by 1 leaves it unchanged.

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