The following examples illustrate the inverse property of multiplication. study the examples, then choose the statement that best describes the property. 1/5 • 5 = 1 √2 ( 1 √2 ) = 1 inverse property of multiplication: for all real numbers except a • __ = 1.

For all real numbers a except 0, we have

a(1/a) = 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Multiplication of real numbers are having the following properties:

i) commutative = ab = ba

ii) associative a(b+c) =ab+ac

iii) Multiplicative identity element exists such that for any number

a*1 =1*a = a

i.e. 1 is identity.

Inverse property is for any a not equal to 0, we have a real number such that

a*that real number = multiplicative identity

i,.e. a(a real number) = 1, a not equal to 0

In other words, there exists an 1/a for all a not equal to 0 satisfying a*1/a = 1

a · b = b · a

you can change the order of the numbers w/o changing the product

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