Multiplicative inverse of a negative rational number is
Multiplicative inverse of a negative rational number is a negative rational number.
Example:
is a rational number so its multiplicative inverse is
so that their multiplication will be 1.
⇒ Thus the multiplicative inverse is negative rational number.
(a) Incorrect because if multiplicative inverse will be positive the number obtained will have a negative sign and the result obtained will not be 1.
(c ) Incorrect because if 0 is multiplied to something the result will also be zero.
(d)Incorrect because if 1 is multiplied to a number the result obtained will not be 1.
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