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The multiplicative identity of rational number is​

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Answered by raistar808
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The rational number 1 is the multiplicative identity for rational numbers.

Answered by Anonymous
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Multiplicative identity of rational number is 1.

Why it is one ?

  • Since we know that, Multiplicative identity no any impact on rational number through the multiplication.

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➪for all elements of rational numbers such that

➪ex=xe=x where e be the multiplicative identity.

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