Math, asked by sreeejijith, 1 month ago

the mulitiplicative identity for rational no:

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Answered by rb3129764

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I hope it helps you.

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The rational number 1 is the multiplicative identity for rational numbers.

Answered by mstart925

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1 is the multiplicative identity of all rational numbers

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