Math, asked by vedar2475, 1 year ago

By what number should (-30)^-1 be divided to get 5^-1

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Answered by Bhavya222

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Step-by-step explanation:

It must be -6.2.

-30-1/x = 6-1

-31 / x = 5

-31/5 = x

-6.2 = x

Answered by mailswatisharma

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Answer:

number to get = (5)^-1

given number=(-30)^-1

-1/-30 ÷ 5/-1

-1/6

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