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Multiplicative inverse of -3/5 is:-

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Answered by hearhackerakshitha2

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Multiplicative inverse of -3/5 is -5/3

Answered by suryaveerbskian

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5/-3 is multiplicative inverse bcz if u multiple it by -3/5 the answer is 1 .

multiplicative inverse of any rational no. a/b = 1/a/b that is b/a

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