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the product of two rational number is 118/40.If one of them is -24/5,find the other​

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Answered by swastikmishra46
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Answer:

- 59/96

Step-by-step explanation:

Given, product of 2 rational numbers  = 118/40 ---- I

Let's assume that the first rational number = (a/b) and the second rational number = (c/d) respectively

In the question, it is mentioned that one of the rational number if -24/5

Let us assume (a/b) = -24/5

Writing equation I:

LHS:  (a/b) × (c/d)

RHS: 118/40

So, equating LHS = RHS

⇒(a/b) × (c/d) = 118/40

Substituting (a/b) = -24/5 in the above equation.

⇒ -24/5 × (c/d) = 118/40

⇒ (c/d) =  - [(5/24)×(118/40)]

⇒  (c/d) =  - [(5 × 118)/(24×40)]  

⇒ (c/d) =  - [(5×2×59)/(24×5×2×4)  (Cancelling 5×2 as common factors in both the Numerator and Denominator)

⇒ (c/d) =  - [59/(24×4)]

⇒ (c/d) =  - 59/96

⇒ The second rational number is (c/d) = - 59/96 (Ans.)

Answered by Shaurya599
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Answer:

59/96

Step-by-step explanation:

Given, product of 2 rational numbers  = 118/40 ---- I

Let's assume that the first rational number = (a/b) and the second rational number = (c/d) respectively

In the question, it is mentioned that one of the rational number if -24/5

Let us assume (a/b) = -24/5

Writing equation I:

LHS:  (a/b) × (c/d)

RHS: 118/40

So, equating LHS = RHS

⇒(a/b) × (c/d) = 118/40

Substituting (a/b) = -24/5 in the above equation.

⇒ -24/5 × (c/d) = 118/40

⇒ (c/d) =  - [(5/24)×(118/40)]

⇒  (c/d) =  - [(5 × 118)/(24×40)]  

⇒ (c/d) =  - [(5×2×59)/(24×5×2×4)  (Cancelling 5×2 as common factors in both the Numerator and Denominator)

⇒ (c/d) =  - [59/(24×4)]

⇒ (c/d) =  - 59/96

⇒ The second rational number is (c/d) = - 59/96 (Ans.)

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