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On simplification {(2^(-1))}^(-1) the nu...

On simplification `{(2^(-1))}^(-1)` the number will be:
A. prime number
B. even number
C. multiple of 2.
D.) odd number

A

A,C,D

B

B,C,D

C

A,B,C

D

A,B,D

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The correct Answer is:
C
Given, `[(2^(-1))]^(-1) = {1/2}^(-1)=2`
On simplification, the number will be prime number, even number and multiple of 2.
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