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When you use an operation and then reverse it, it is called the "inverse" of that operation. For example, the inverse of addition is subtraction, and the inverse of multiplication is division. In mathematics, applying an inverse operation allows you to return to the original value or to undo the effect of the initial operation.
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What is the reverse operation to squaring a number called?
square root
Multiplication is the reverse operation of?
Division
What divided by 20 equals 60?
1200. Reverse the operation: reverse of divide is multiply, thus 60 x 20 = 1200
How do you work out 8.94-p equals 4.79?
4.1499999999999995
What is inverse operation of add 17?
The inverse operation of adding 17 is subtracting 17. When you add 17 to a number, you can reverse that operation by taking away 17 from the sum to return to the original number. For example, if you have 10 + 17 = 27, the inverse operation would be 27 - 17 = 10.
What is the reverse operation to squaring a number called?
square root
What is the reverse operation of lambda lifting?
The reverse operation of lambda lifting is called lambda dropping. Lambda dropping is an algorithm that allows one to transform a lambda function back to different separate free-variables.
Addition is the reverse operation of?
Subtraction
Multiplication is the reverse operation of?
Division
Addition is the reverse operation of what?
Subtraction
How do we use inverse in real life?
we use it in math. it is called inverse operation
When you find a quotient you use multiplication to help what is that called?
reverse division
What type of gear does the reverse idler use?
The reverse idler typically uses spur gears or helical gears, which are designed to facilitate the reversal of direction in a gear train. These gears are positioned between the output and input shafts, allowing for smooth transition and operation in reverse. The design ensures efficient power transmission and minimal noise during operation.
What is the Operation of reverse power relay in a substation?
Reverse power relays are often used in generator protection to trip breakers if generators are "sucking in" power (since this shouldn't occur, it is a BAD thing when it does). I'm not sure there is a use for reverse power relays beyond this; directional relays looking in a reverse direction are often used in pilotting schemes, though (not "reverse power").
What term do we use to describe the direct change from a solid to a gas?
The process is called deposition. The reverse process is called sublimaiton.
What divided by 20 equals 60?
1200. Reverse the operation: reverse of divide is multiply, thus 60 x 20 = 1200
Normal operation of the transistor collector diode has to be?
Reverse-biased ---from the book of Malvino
