Math, asked by Indianwizard, 3 months ago

the product of two rational number is 17/65.If one of the rational numbers is -51/169, find the other.
(NOTE:My answer is coming -13/15 but book's answer is -15/13) Help me!!​

Answers

Answered by ishaanp
2

Answer:

-13/15

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the other no be x.

\frac{-51}{169} * x = \frac{17}{65}

x = \frac{17}{65} ÷ \frac{-51}{169}  = \frac{17}{65} * \frac{-169}{51}

                    = \frac{1}{5} * \frac{-13}{3}

                    = \frac{-13}{15}

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Answered by CuteAnswerer
2

GIVEN :

  • Product = \bf {\dfrac{17}{65}}

  • One Rational Number =  \bf {\dfrac{-51}{169}}

TO FIND :

  • Other Rational Number.

SOLUTION :

Let the other rational number be x.

  • According to the question :

\implies \sf{ \dfrac{ - 51}{169} \times x = \dfrac{17}{65} } \\ \\

\implies \sf{ \dfrac{ - 51x}{169} = \dfrac{17}{65} } \\

  • By cross multiplication :

\implies{ \sf{ - 51x \times 65 = 169 \times 17}} \\ \\

\implies {\sf{ - 3315x = 2873}} \\

  • Dividing both sides by -3315 :

 \implies {\sf{x =\dfrac{2873}{-3315}}}\\

  • Dividing both numerator and denominator by 221 :

\implies {\sf{ x = \dfrac{ \cancel{2873}}{ \cancel {- 3315}}}} \\ \\

  • After , dividing both numerator and denominator by 221 :

\implies{ \underline{\huge{\boxed{ \purple{ \bf{ x = \dfrac{ -13}{15} }}}}}}

\huge {\red {\therefore }} Required number = \bf{ \dfrac{ - 13}{15}} .

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