Math, asked by johncenabras, 7 months ago

Please help me asap! Question: What is the multiplicative identity of -5?

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Answered by dauntlessss

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Answer:

1 is the multiplicative identity of -5.

Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

-5x1 = 1x -5 = -5

therefore -5 is the answer

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