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Multiplicative identity of rational number

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Answered by riyasinha49

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Answer:

for every rational no.

we have,

a×1 = 1×a = a

e.g 6×1 =1×6 = 6

Answered by vannagarg2408

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Multiplicative identity of rational No. is 1

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