Math, asked by mahendravaishnav3, 7 months ago

Multiplicative inverse of 2^7 is

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Answered by kanchansharma9795

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Multiplicative inverse of 2^7 is 2^7* 7^2 = 1

Answered by lavanyamariappan

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Answer:

2^-7

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