Math, asked by tripathidivyani, 10 months ago

The product of two numbers is -8/9. If one number is 13/11 find the second number.

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Answered by Anonymous

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Hey mate hope it helps you...

y × 13/11 = -8/9

y = -8/9 × 11/13

y = -88/117

Answered by sabyasachi73

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Answer:

let the second no. be x

13/11*x= -8/9

13/11* -8/9 =x

-968=x

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