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what is the additive and multiplicative inverse of -1/3

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Answered by lasyapriya5677
51
additive inverse is 1/3
multiplicative inverse is -3

ranveer27: where is the minus sign in additive
Answered by mysticd
51

Answer:

Additive \: inverse \:of \:\frac{-1}{3} \: is \:\frac{1}{3}

 Multiplicative\: inverse \:of \:\frac{-1}{3} \: is \:\frac{-3}{1}

Step-by-step explanation:

 Given\: number = \frac{-1}{3}

Additive \: inverse \:of \:an \\integer \:a \:is \:-a

a+(-a)=0

Additive \: inverse \:of \:\frac{-1}{3} \: is \:\frac{1}{3}

\frac{-1}{3}+\frac{1}{3}=0

 Multiplicative \: inverse \:of \:an \\integer \:a \:is \:\frac{1}{a}\:a≠0

a\times \frac{1}{a}=1

 Multiplicative\: inverse \:of \:\frac{-1}{3} \: is \:\frac{-3}{1}

\frac{-1}{3}\times \frac{-3}{1}=1

Therefore,

Additive \: inverse \:of \:\frac{-1}{3} \: is \:\frac{1}{3}

 Multiplicative\: inverse \:of \:\frac{-1}{3} \: is \:\frac{-3}{1}

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