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express 3/5 as a rational with denominator -20

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Answered by amit264807
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Answer:

3/5×(-4)/(-4)=-12/-20

Explanation:

express 3/5 as a rational with denominator -20

Ans:--12/-20

Answered by Anonymous
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\star\Huge\mathfrak\blue{ANSWER }\star

\Huge\mathfrak\red{-12: - 20}

\Huge\mathfrak\green{Now\: let's\: do\: it \:step\: by \:step}

\Huge\mathfrak\purple{as\: we\: know\: that \:we\: can \:treat \:  rational  \: no. \: as fractions \: only}

\Huge\mathfrak\red{so \:  now \:  lets  \: solve  \: it }

\Huge\mathfrak\green{5and-20 are denominators so result should be - 20 so we will divide 5 by-20 }

\Huge\mathfrak\red{5÷-20 =5÷20=4÷-1=-4}

\Huge\mathfrak\purple{so x =-4}

\Huge\mathfrak\green{3/5×-4=y/-20</p><p>Now we will find y}</p><p>

\Huge\mathfrak\red{So \:  for \:  that  \: we \:  will  \: multiply \:  numerator \:  with \:  the  \: same  \: no.  \: And  \: the \:  result \:  will  \: be \:  the \:  value  \: of \:  y}

3/5×-4=12/-20

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