Math, asked by ak134497, 2 months ago

list six rational numbers between -3 and -5.

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Answered by donkey5

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Answer:

-3=-18/6

-5=-30/6

so, six rational numbers between these are -19/6, -20/6, -21/6, -22/6, -23/6, -24\6.

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Answered by purnima2808

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Answer:

there are infinite rational numbers between -3 and -5

-3/1 × -3×7/1×7= -21/7

-5/1 × -5×7/1×7= -35/7

= -22/7, -23/7, -24/7, -25/7, -26/7, -27/7

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