Math, asked by 98MantoshKumar, 8 months ago

by what number should (-1/7)+3 be multiplied to get (-3/7)4

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Answered by yash0025

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(-1/7)+3×x=(-3/7)4

20/7×x=-12/7

x=-12/7×7/20

x=-12/20=-3/5

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Answered by nightfury27

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Answer:

-3/5 should be multiplied to get that valurt

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