Math, asked by alu45, 6 months ago

The denominator of the rational number −13/−11 is

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Answered by bavikeerthi

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Answer:

-11 hope it helps......... Mark me as brainaleast plsss

Answered by kalirajan622

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Answer:

-13/-11 = -11

I hope this is correct

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