The multiplicative identity property using the variable b is 1 .
- Numerical multiplicative identities, as the name suggests, are properties of numbers that apply when performing multiplication operations.
- Multiplicative identity property says that whenever a number is multiplied by the number (one) it will give that number as a product.
- 1 is a numeric multiplicative identity. True if multiplied by one itself
- The multiplicative identity property is expressed as [tex]a\times1=a[/tex] ....(1) where (a is any real number)
It is given that we have to use variable "b" .
Putting a = b in equation (1) , we get
[tex]b\times1=b[/tex]
As multiplying "b" by 1 we get same variable "b" .
Hence , 1 is the multiplicative identity of "b".
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