Math, asked by sudamabhagwani, 6 months ago

Do +2/-5 and -5/+2 represent the same negative rational number?

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Answered by dkchakrabarty01

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no. +2/-5 = -2/5 and -5/+2 = -5/2

you can see by making denominator same

-2/5 = -4/10 and -5/2 = -25/10

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