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The multiplicative inverse of 2^7

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Answered by jyotibhavya3

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Multiple inverse of 2/7 is 2/7 multiply 7/2 that is 1

Answered by sushmatiwari7780

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multiplication inverse of 2^7 is 7^2 : 2^7 × 7^2 = 1 mul.

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