Math, asked by Adhitha, 5 months ago

What number should be multiplied to −5/3 to get a multiplicative identity.

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Answered by REDNINJA

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Answer:

-3/5 should be multiplied.

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Answered by suyashbhandari3087

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Answer:

it should be multiplied by 3/5

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