Fill in the blanks with the correct symbol out of >,= and < 5/-13.........(-35)/91
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5/-13 = (-35)/91:
1) The both fraction are equal to each other.
2) When we solve the second fraction, we get:
- (-35)/91
- -5×7/13×7
7 will cut out as it is a common term.
- -5/13
Which is equal to the first fraction given.
3)There is a difference in the place of the negative sign in the fraction but that won't make any difference.
Answer:(5/-13)= (-35/91) Because, First we write each of the given numbers with a positive denominator. = (5/-13) = [(5× (-1))/ (-13×-1)] = (-5/13) The LCM of the denominators 13 and 91 is 91 ∴ (-5/13) = [(-5×7)/ (13×7)] = (-35/91) and (-35/91) = [(-35×1)/ (91×1)] = (-35/91) Now, -35 = -35 ⇒ (-35/91) = (-35/91) ⇒ (-5/13) = (-35/91) Hence, (5/-13) = (-35/91)Read more on Sarthaks.com - https://www.sarthaks.com/745618/fill-in-the-blanks-with-the-correct-symbol-out-of-and-5-13-35-91
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