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which integer is called the multiplicative inverse​

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Answered by ItzDevilQueen07
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The integer b is called the multiplicative inverse of a which is denoted as b = a−1.

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Answered by Habibqureshi
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The modular inverse of a number refers to the modular multiplicative inverse. For any integer a such that (a, p) = 1 there exists another integer b such that ab≡ 1 (mod p). The integer b is called the multiplicative inverse of a which is denoted as b = a−1.

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