Math, asked by Sneha534, 30 days ago

By what rational number should we multiply 5/2 so that the product is -2/9?
Please explain how to do.

Answer is : -8/15 (answer is written in my book but don't know how to do the sum)

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Answered by sriandalluthummala

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