Math, asked by sanjaynishad647, 1 month ago

3) By what should we multiply 3*-7so that the
product
may
be equal
to 3

Answers

Answered by rameshsuthari9848

0

Answer:

7

3/7 × 7 = 3

so we should multiply 7 to get 3

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