Math, asked by yadenamenla1997, 5 months ago

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Multiply -, by the reciprocal of -
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16​

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Answered by sharoonsiju
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Answer:

A rational number c /d is called the reciprocal or multiplicative inverse of another rational number a / b if a/b x c / d × = c/d x a/b=1

The reciprocal of a non zero rational number p/q is q/p…

Zero has no reciprocal .

The reciprocal or the multiplicative inverse of a nonzero rational number p/q is written as (p/q)^-1

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SOLUTION:

The reciprocal of -7/16 is -16/7

A.T.Q

= 6/13 × (-16/7)

= -96/91

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Hope this will help you...

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by guptamaanini
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Answer:

-78

-112

Step-by-step explanation:

it is so because reciprocal of positive integer is a negative integer.

so, +6(-13)=-78

and, +7(-16)=-112

it is a rule that when a positive integer is multiplied by negative integer, the product is always a negative integer.

Hope it helps!

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