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Express -5/3 as a rational number whose numerator is: 5

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Answered by asahilthakur

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-5/3 as a rational number with numerator 5 can be expressed as 5/-3.

-5/3 = 5/-3

Answered by rkaushik86

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correct answer is 12/20

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