By what number should
(- 2/3)^-1
be multiplied so that the product becomes
(-3/4)^-1?
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Answer:
8/9
Step-by-step explanation: Let's assume the missing number to be y.
We know that (-2/3)^-1 * y = (-3/4)^-1.
(-2/3)^-1 can be written as -3/2 and (-3/4)^-1 can be written as -4/3.
New equation : -3/2 * y = -4/3.
Then y = -4/3 / -3/2. (Dividing both sides by -3/2).
y = -4/3 * -2/3
y = 8/9.
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