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The multiplicative inverse of (x +1) + 1/(x-1)
(A) 1/(x+1)+(x-1)
(B) (x - 1)-1/(x-1)
(C) x-1/x^2
(D) x+1/x^2

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Answered by luckykumar40
1
right answer is option A

YB25: The ans is C
YB25: i need explanation
Anonymous9solver: How it is C?
Answered by Anonymous9solver
2

I guess,

The multiplicative inverse of

(x+1)+1/(x+1) is...

(x+1)+1 (x-1)-1

-------------- = ------------

(x+1) (x-1)


YB25: the ans is c
YB25: i need explanation
Anonymous9solver: how it's c?
YB25: I dont know but in the answers its written c
Anonymous9solver: what does this symbol "^" indicates?
YB25: Its a symbol for exponent
Anonymous9solver: Sorry, I will suggest you to ask to you mathematics teacher.
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