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Inverse property of multiplication?
Multiplying a number by its inverse equals a * (1/a) = 1. The a cancels out.
How can you use inverse operations to write related multiplication and division sentences?
Because multiplying is the inverse of dividing
What is the inverse of dividing by 1 and a half?
Multiplying by 1 and a half.
What is the inverse of multiplacation?
Inverse means opposite so division is the opposite of multiplacation
Is there any link between multiplying and dividing?
Yes: an inverse relationship.Multiplication and division are inverse operations.You can undo a multiplication by dividing and undo a division by multiplying (within the limitations of division, of course).
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