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Abstract
In this paper, we begin by demonstrating a novel fractional multiplicative integral identity applicable to multiplicative differentiable functions. Leveraging this identity, we derive fractional Newton-type inequalities for multiplicative -convex functions. Graphical representations accompany illustrative examples to validate the accuracy of our findings. Additionally, we provide applications of our results to special means.
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