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Multiply. 1/a x a, if a ≠ 0 What is this supposed to mean?

Multiply. 1/a x a, if a ≠ 0 What is this supposed to mean?
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Multiply.
1/a x a, if a ≠ 0
What is this supposed to mean?

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it equals 1. 1/a ^ a (or a/1) would cancel out both numbers, leaving you with one.
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