Given 4c+5≠0 and c is a real number, what is the multiple inverse of 4c+5?

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asked Feb 20, 2020 133k views

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Natbro · Answer 1 · 2020-02-25T10:46:11+0000

Answer:

(1)/(4c+5).

Explanation:

The multiplicative inverse of a fraction
(a)/(b) is fraction
(b)/(a). For the multiplicative inverse of a real number, divide 1 by the number.

In your case, if
$4c+5\\eq 0$ and c is a real number, the multiple inverse of 4c+5 is

(1)/(4c+5).

It s correctly defined, because the denominator of the fraction never turns into 0.