Math, asked by qurt7, 6 months ago

if a÷b=-3, then the pair of integues is​

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Answered by akshayapradhani143
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Here, a÷b=−3

⇒a=−3b

Putting some different values to b, we get corresponding values of a such as

(i) b=1, then

a=−3b=−3×1=−3

(−3,1)

(ii) b=3, then

a=−3×3=−9

(−9,3) is a pair.

(iii) b=4, then a=−3×4=−12

Pair is (−12,4)

(iv) b=5, then a=−3×5=−15

Pair is (−15,5)

(v) b=6, then a=−3×6=−18

Pair is (−18,6)

Answered by Hopefullsoul
0

Answer:

a= -3n and b= n

Step-by-step explanation:

for n is 1,

-3÷1 = -3

for n is 2,

-6 ÷ (2) = -3

and so on....

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