Math, asked by Dashneet, 11 months ago

By what number should we multiply -3/14 so that product may be 5/12

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Answered by bavitha333

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Answered by vania2303

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Here is your answer :

5/12 ÷ -3/14
5/12 * 14/-3
= 35/-18
= -35/18 (bcoz you have to make it into standard form)

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