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The sum of two rational number is -5. If one of the number is 2/3. Find the rational number

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Answered by Abhinav3583

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Answered by pratyushamama5

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The Rational Number is -13/3

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the rational number be 'x'

=> x + 2/3 = -5

=> x= -5-(2/3)

=> x= -13/3

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