by what number should (-18)^-2 be multiplied so that product may be equal to (-3)^-1
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Step-by-step explanation:
it is given that the product is 1 / (-3) and the first number is 2 / -18.
Let the other number be x, so it becomes
(2/-18) * x = 1 / (-3)
=> x = 1 / (-7) * (-18/2)
=> x = 3
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
it is given that the product is 1 / (-3) and the first number is 2 / -18.
Let the other number be x, so it becomes
(2/-18) * x = 1 / (-3)
=> x = 1 / (-7) * (-18/2)
=> x = 3
mark me brainliest :)
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