Math, asked by anmolsomi3, 5 months ago

By what number should (\frac{-3}{2})^{-3} be multiplied so that the product is (\frac{9}{8})^{-2}

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Answered by joginderdillowala63
1

Step-by-step explanation:

-3/2*-3 = -3+-3=-6 = -6/2=answer

=-3/2

9/8 -2 = -7/9

answer -7/9

Answered by Anonymous
3

Let x is the required number ,

according to the problem given ,

( -3/2 )^-3 × x = ( 9/8 )^-2

=> x = ( 9/8 )^-2 /( -3/2 )^-3

=> x = ( -3/2 )³ /( 9/8 )²

=> x = ( -3/2 )³ × ( 8/9 )²

x = ( - 3 × 3 × 3 × 8 × 8 )/(2 ×2×2×9×9)

x = 8/3

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