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What is the multiplicative inverse of: ⅔ ​

What is the multiplicative inverse of: ⅔ ​
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What is the multiplicative inverse of: ⅔

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the multiplacative inverse of ⅔ is 3/2 because when we multiply them both it returns 1

2/3 x 3/2 = 1

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