Math, asked by khemkasaksham, 3 months ago

By what number should we multiply − 3/7

to get 9?

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Answered by Aditya33858

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Answer:

let the multiplied no. be x

-3/7 * x = 9

x = 9÷(-3/7)

x = 9*(-7/3)

x = 3 * (-7)

x = -21

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