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The multiplicative inverse of am is
(a) a
(b) m
(c) am
(d) a^-m
plz give the correct ans

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Answered by amitnrw
2

Given :    a^m

To Find : The multiplicative inverse of am is

(a) a

(b) m

(c) am

(d) a^-m     a^{-m}

 

​Solution:

Multiplicative inverse of any non zero number  is reciprocal of the number

1/a is the multiplicative inverse of a

as a  * 1/a  =  1

where a ≠ 0

Let say  x is  the multiplicative inverse of  a^m

\implies x \times a^{m}=1

\implies x  = \frac{1}{a^{m}}

\implies x  = a^{-m}

the multiplicative inverse of  a^m is  a^{-m}

Hence Correct option is  d) a^{-m}

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Answered by presentmoment
1

(c) am

Step-by-step explanation:

The Multiplicative inverse of am is 1/am By considering a and m as constants, then 1/a and I/m must be constants (i.e. a and m). since am is Positive then the multiplicative Inverse must be positive. By this .: the Inverse of am m' which is constant.

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