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Express − 7/13

as a rational number with

a) numerator = −28 b) denominator = −65​

Answers

Answered by krishanarajmayank
0

Answer:

-7:13

in my math book this was able

Answered by AghilaCC
1

Answer:

a) -28/52

b) 35/-65

Step-by-step explanation:

a) Numerator should be (-28).

(-28) is got by multiplying the first numerator (-7), by 4.

So we have to multiply the denominator 13 also by 4. Thus we get,

 \frac{ - 7}{13}  =  \frac{ -7 \times 4}{13 \times4}  =  \frac{ - 28}{52}

b) Denominator should be (-65).

(-65) is got by multiplying the first denominator 13, by (-5).

So we have to multiply the numerator (-7) also by 5.

Thus we get,

 \frac{ - 7}{13}  =  \frac{ - 7 \times  - 5}{13 \times  - 5}  =  \frac{35}{ - 62}

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