When any number is multiplied by a particular number the result is the number itself. What is this particular number?

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Solution

The correct option is D 1
Any number multiplied by 1 gives the number as the product.

For example, $123, 456 \times 1 = 123, 456.$

It does not matter how big or small the number multiplied along with 1 is. The result is always the number.

$∴$ The particular number in the question is 1 and this property is called the identity property of multiplication.

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