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13 January, 03:27

True or false the number 0 is the multiplicative identity?

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  1. 13 January, 03:53
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    The multiplicative identity is a number that when you multiply by it, it does not change what you multiplied.

    1 * 78 = 78

    1 * 7 = 7

    1 * (-9) = - 9

    Everything you multiply by 1 remains the same.

    1 is the multiplicative identity.

    Any number you multiply by 0 gives an answer of zero, not the original number, so zero is not the multiplicative identity.
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