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0 is the multiplicative identity of the set of rational numbers true or false
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0 is the multiplicative identity of the set of rational numbers true or false

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Answer:

FALSE.

Explanation:

1 is the multiplicative identity of the set of rationals.

User Jelle De Loecker
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if
x* e=x for all x, then e is the Multiplicative Identity.

is this enough for you to get the answer?

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