Math, asked by lonesahiba8, 3 months ago

By what number should -3/4 be multiplied in order to produce 2/3

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Answered by ankitsangwan752004

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Answer:

-8/9.

Step-by-step explanation:

-3/4 * x = 2/3

x= 4*2/3*-3

x= -8/9

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