Question

Help Please

Find the inverse of ( 1,2,3,4 )
( 1,2,3,4)

Answer 1

Is that how the problem looked? Inverse is the opposite...

Answer 2

The inverse of 8 is -8

Answer 3

LET ME SHOW YOU WHAT IT Looks like

Answer 4

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Answer 5

just click on the link

Answer 6

What is the unit called?

Answer 7

Introduction to Group Theory

Answer 8

it says to find the inverse for ( 1,2,3,4,)
1,2,3,4

Answer 9

I have never done this type of math before

Answer 10

matrices?

Answer 11

not really sure

Answer 12

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iUQR0enP7RQ

Answer 13

http://virtualnerd.com/ you could go here, this helped me with a lot of math :))

Answer 14

thank u

Answer 15

is this consider Algebra

Answer 16

ugh I don't how to do this , so frustrated

Answer 17

I am not sure, I have done a couple of them in algebra, but they didn't make them a necessity to learn.

Answer 18

do you have any answer choices?

Answer 19

What course are you in @katerinag29 ?

Answer 20

its MGF1107 Liberal Arts Math

Answer 21

yes https://angel.spcollege.edu/AngelUploads/QuestionData/867b71a9-847d-4020-8681-de575104eac8/6442J5Q2336155543515.png# {6d1924f6-28b7-432c-97fb-713546fd170d}

Answer 22

liberal math!!!!?????

I'm a conservative mathematician. :)

Answer 23

yes

Answer 24

am lost because I have to choose from a group of numbers like the one I copied the link too

Answer 25

show your answer choices

Answer 26

thats what I am trying to do

Answer 27

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Answer 28

yeah its not working

Answer 29

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Answer 30

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Answer 31

https://angel.spcollege.edu/AngelUploads/QuestionData/867b71a9-847d-4020-8681-de575104eac8/36254156455432161626.png# {80159933-2bf3-4808-bddc-e7e755df4bd7}

Answer 32

one of those 4 links i posted if you click on them one of them is the answer

Answer 33

everyone gave up on me

Answer 34

@hartnn do you know this one?

Answer 35

I don't understand how to do it. I have watched videos but its not showing nothing like this

Answer 36

nopes, i haven't learnt this ath, sorry.

Answer 37

thanks

Answer 38

One of the answers looked like the question right?

Answer 39

yes

Answer 40

Choose that one... I think that one may be correct

Answer 41

Will it tell you if you are correct?

Answer 42

at the end it will but I can only take the quiz once

Answer 43

I think it is that one... because to go from the top row of numbers to the bottom you are adding 0... and inverse means to undo an operation... and you can't undo something where nothing happened. (I, myself, have not learned this but this is just based off of what inverse is supposed to do.)

Answer 44

yeah that is what I thought I will just guess and put that answer down

Answer 45

Do you know how to do theseDetermine which, if either, of the following sets form a group with respect to the given operation.
I. {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}; multiplication modulo 7
II. the set of integers with respect to multiplication

Answer 46

At the end of the quiz do you mind letting me know if that one was ultimately correct?

Answer 47

yeah that is no problem

Answer 48

I'm really not sure about that one @katerinag29

Answer 49

ok thank you!! let me close this and post this one and see if anyone can help me