Math, asked by Thakursahab7254, 9 months ago

Multiply 3/7 by the additive inverse of -21/5

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Answered by narenr2005

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Answer: 9/5

Step-by-step explanation:

Additive inverse of -21/5 is 21/5.

Multiplying 3/7 by 21/5

(3/7)x(21/5)

(3/1)x(3/5)

9/5

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