Math, asked by joeljoseph9887, 1 year ago

The integer which is 2 times the multiplicative inverse of -1/3 ( A ) -3 ( B ) 6 ( C ) -6 ( D ) 3

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Answered by smrutipragnya880

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option c) -6 is the answer

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