Math, asked by n143kj, 10 months ago

By what number should (9/7)-4 be divided so that the quotient may be (3/14)-3 ?

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Answered by habishajahan93

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The formula is

Dividend=divisor*quotient+remainder

9/7-4=divisor*3/14-3+0

9/7-4

--------- =divisor

3/14-3

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Answered by molik4567

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