Math, asked by lanaarakan4304, 7 months ago

Why do we get 1 as the answer when we multiply a fraction to its reciprocal?

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Answered by anandsingh196

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Any number multiplied by its reciprocal (its multiplicitive inverse) is 1. Any number multiplied by 1 is the number. One is the multiplicative identity . Any number divided by one, is that number.

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