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What is Multiplicative Inverse?

April 26, 2017inverse multiplicative

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What is Multiplicative Inverse?

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A Multiplicative Inverse is basically a fraction that has been turned upside down, and when both the numerator and denominator are multiplied the resulting answer would be 1.. For example, the fraction 1/10 would be the Multiplicative Inverse of the fraction 10/1. The result of straight multiplication of both components would give the answer 10/10, or when simplified would equal 1.