Math, asked by AmitaSneh, 1 month ago

By what rational number should we multiply 13/5 to get –26/25 ?

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Answered by JigyashaJain

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Step-by-step explanation:

Let the number be x.

13/5 × x = -26/25

x = (-26/25) × (5/13)

= -2/5

Answered by hardikbhavsar2044

1

Answer:

-2/5

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