SOLUTION: A nonzero integer number multiplied by its inverse is always one. True or false?

SOLUTION: A nonzero integer number multiplied by its inverse is always one. True or false?

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Question 22194: A nonzero integer number multiplied by its inverse is always one. True or false?
Answer by elima(1433) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
This wold be true.
ex;
nonzero integer=2
inverse of 2=
so we have;
2==1
=)
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