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What is the multiplicative inverse of -35

What is the multiplicative inverse of -35
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What is the multiplicative inverse of -35

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Answer:


(1)/(-35)

Explanation:


(1)/(-35) * -35 = 1

User You Qi
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The answer would be -1/35

Explanation: Since -35 needs to be multiplied to equal 1,

-35/1 x -1/35= 1

Hope that helps!
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