Math, asked by dmsidharthkumar80511, 9 months ago

what is the multiplicative inverse of -3/4 with explanation

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Answered by pruthviraj3419

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Answer:

-4/3 is a multiplicative inverse of -3/4

Answered by vishrutraje

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Answer:

4/3 is the answer

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