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What are the multiplicative and additive identities of rational numbers?

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Answered by aditirai21dec2007
30

Answer:

in additive inverse we have to just change the signs for eg

=2/5 = -2/5

Only the signs are changed

But in multiplicative inverse we have to reciprocate the given numbers for eg

=75/56 so it will be equal to 56/75

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Answered by Btwitsaditi12
17

answer :

ADDITIVE INVERSE :

In this case the power notation of the numbers gets changed. Here, the positive ones turn to negative and the negative ones turn out to be positive.

example :

2/3 ➡ -2/3 ( additive inverse)

★MULTIPLICATIVE INVERSE :

Multiplicative inverse is just an other abbreviation of reciprocal where the numerator and denominator gets exchange but the sign remains fixed at it's position.

example :

1) 2/3 ➡ 3/2 (multiplicative inverse)

2) -15/8 ➡ -8/15 (multiplicative inverse)

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