Math, asked by hanif03002305066, 2 months ago

the multiplicative inverse of 1 upon X + Y is equals to

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Answered by Riruruxx

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Answer:

The multiplicative inverse of any complex number x+yi is 1/(x+yi). In this multiplicative inverse, x and y are rational numbers and i is a radical.

Answered by MudassiruddinAhmed

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Answer:

X+Y

Step-by-step explanation:

The multipicative inverse of 1 upon X + Y is X + Y

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