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If the rational numbers - 3/34, - 2/17, - 5/51, - 4 /68 are arranged in ascending order, which rational number will be in the second last position? :with explanation

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Answered by Anonymous
17

Rational numbers are (-3/34), (-2/17), (-5/51) and (-4/68).

In this the common multiple of all numbers in denominator is 17.

So, Multiply by 17.

=> (-3/34) * 17 = -3/2

=> -(2/17) * 17 = -2

=> (-5/51) * 17 = -5/3

=> (-4/68) * 17 = -1

Arrange them in increasing order.

=>  -2, -5/3, (-3/2), -1

Rational number in second last position is

=> (-3/2).

Thus, the answer is (-3/34).

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Answered by aditipawar2121
4

Step-by-step explanation:

17 is the multiple of all denominators.

Therefore, reduce all denominators.

( -3/34 ) = ( -3/2 )

( -2/17 ) = ( -2/1 ) = -2

( -5/51 ) = ( -5/3)

( -4/68 ) = ( -4/4) = -1

Now, arrange them in ascending order.

-2 , (-5/3) , (-3/2) , -1

The number at second last position is (-3/2),

i.e. (-3/34)

Thus, the number at second last position will

be (-3/34)

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