multiply 2/7 with the reciprocal of -9/14
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-4/9
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Product of 2/7 with the reciprocal of -9/14 is -4/9.
Step-by-step explanation:
- The fraction acquired with the aid of using swapping or interchanging Numerator and Denominator with every different is called the Reciprocal of the given fraction.
- For example, a reciprocal of five is 1/five, a reciprocal of 8/three is three/8.
- The reciprocal of a combined fraction may be acquired with the aid of using changing it into an mistaken fraction after which swapping the numerator and denominator.
- Suppose a fragment is a/b, then its reciprocal could be b/a.
- A fraction is a numerical amount that isn't always an entire number. Rather it represents part of the whole.
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