Math, asked by SaurabhSheth, 11 months ago

By what number should (fraction) 35/6 be multiplied to get (once again fraction) 10/3

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Answered by amanbisht240105

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35/6 × X = 10/3

X = 10/3×6/35

X= 4/7

Answered by ashokdubey9801215626

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Answer:

4/7 is the answer.....

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