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what is multiplicative inverse -13/19

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Answered by phenom001

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Answered by samridhisinghcharan

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So, the multiplicative inverse of a number is a number that nullifies the impact of the number to identity 1. Thus the multiplicative inverse of a number is a number by which the multiplication results in 1. That is, number b is the multiplicative inverse of the number a, if a × b = 1.

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