Math, asked by priti15, 1 year ago

what to be multiplied with a fraction number to get 1

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Answered by RaunakRaj

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We have to multiply its reciprocal

Answered by geetika3

1

to get 1 after multiplying a fraction we have to multipy that fraction with its multiplicative inverse

for ex. 3/4×4/3 = 1.

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