Math, asked by Beahan, 5 months ago

what is the multiplicative inverse of 10/3 ?

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Answered by supriyasahu

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the multiplicative inverse of 10/3 is its reciprocal which is 3/10.

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Answered by saurabhsharma2802

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The multiplicative inverse is 0.3

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