Math, asked by GelageetKumar, 1 year ago

by what number should we multiply - 15 /28 , so the product is -5/7?

Answers

Answered by archnaprishasingh
19

Answer:

-15/28*x=-5/7

x=-5/7*28/-15 ( we will reciprocal the number and will change the sign from divide to multiply) =

-4/-3

=4/3 is the answer

happy to help

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by qwsuccess
7

Given: Fractions \frac{-15}{28 } \ and \  \frac{-5}{7}

To find: The number by which \frac{-15}{28} must be multiplied to get \frac{-5}{7}

Let: The number be x

Solution:

The given fractions are  \frac{-15}{28 } \ and \  \frac{-5}{7}

The number by which  \frac{-15}{28} must be multiplied to get \frac{-5}{7} has been assumed to be  x.

x \ * \ \frac{-15}{28} = \frac{-5}{7}

x = \frac{-5}{7} ÷ \frac{-15}{28}

Taking reciprocal of \frac{-15}{28} and changing ÷ to ×.

x = \frac{-5}{7} \ * \ \frac{28}{-15}

x = \frac{4}{3}

Hence, \frac{4}{3} is the number by which \frac{-15}{28} must be multiplied to get \frac{-5}{7}.

Similar questions