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Express -2/3 as a rational number with a) Numerator – 18 b) denominator 12 xhnjh you can

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Answered by pkrai1271975

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Answer:

a) -18 /27 b) -8/12

Step-by-step explanation:

a) -2/3 = -2×9=-18 numerator

so ,3×9 = 27 denominator

d) -2/3 =3×4 =12denominator

so, -2×4= -8 numerator

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