What is the multiplicative inverse of -3

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Answer:

-1/3

Explanation:

To get the multiplicative inverse, you multiply the number to get 1. So what do you multiply -3 by to get 1? -3*(-1/3) =1

Yurilo answered Dec 5, 2020

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