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by what number should we multiply 28 upon minus 15 to get the product as -7upon5

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Answered by rnhtnjt

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Let the number by which it multiply be x

Therefore equation becomes

28/-15×x= -7/5

x= -7/5×-15/28

X= -3/4

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