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Chapter 1: Q. 335 (page 81)

Use properties of Identity, Inverse and zero. Simplify320路4911路203

Short Answer

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After simplification, the answer is4911.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Given information.

The given expression is320路4911路203

02

Step 2. Use property

Notice first and third terms are reciprocals.

320路4911路203

Use the Commutative Property of multiplication to re-order the factors.

320路203路4911

Multiply left to right

1路4911

Multiply

4911

The answer is4911.

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