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WHAT IS THE MULTIPLICATIVE INVERSE 10 to the power of 5

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Answered by ishaansmishra

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Answer:

We have, 10^(-5). Let, the multiplicative inverse be 'a'. So, 10^(-5) * a = 1

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We have, 10^(-5). Let, the multiplicative inverse be 'a'. So, 10^(-5) * a = 1

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Answered by Anonymous

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multiplicative inverse of 10^5 is -10^5

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