Math, asked by nishadtembhurnekar31, 4 months ago

1) 13/-4 expressed as a rational no with -4 denominator 36 is
a) -26/36
b) -117/36
c) -78/36
d) -96/36​

Answers

Answered by MasterDhruva
3

➤ Answer :-

 \tt \dfrac{13}{( - 4)}  =  \dfrac{?}{36}

To find the value of the numerator, we have to divide 36 and (-4), then multiply with 13.

 \tt \dfrac{36}{( - 4)}  \times 13

 \tt \cancel \dfrac{36}{( - 4)}  \times 13 = ( - 9) \times 13

  \tt?   =  - 117

 \tt \dfrac{13}{( - 4)}  =  \dfrac{( - 117)}{36}

So, the rational number is :-

 \tt \dfrac{( - 117)}{36}

\Huge\thereforeOption (B) \tt\dfrac{(-117)}{36} \\ is the correct answer.

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