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Find three rational number between ( -6 )and (-7 )

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Answered by harzzyyyy

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Multiply -6/1and -7/1with a common number (higher than 5)

i.e. -6/7x7/7= -42/7

-7/7x-7/7= -49 / 7

rational numbers between -6 and -7 are [43/7,44/7,45/7]

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