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By what number should (1÷2)^-1 be multiplied so that the product may be equal to (-4÷7) ^-1 ?

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Answered by Feirxefett
9

Answer:

It is given that the product is 1 / (-7) and the first number is 1 / 5.

Let the other number be x, so the equation is

(1 / 5) * x = 1 / (-7)

=> x = 1 / (-7) * 5

=> x = 5 / (-7)

Answered by kinghacker
2

Hence, (1/2)−1 should be multiplied by −7/8 to obtain (−4/7)−1.

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