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what is the multiplicative inverse of (-11/3×-4/5)

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Answered by 5queen36

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Answer:

multiplicative inverse of -11/3*-4/5

= -3/11*-5/4

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Answered by angleanshi

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Answer:

multiplicative inverse of -11/3x-4/5

3/11x-5/4

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