Math, asked by gurmeetsinghbupb2liq, 1 year ago

there are _______ pair of integers satisfying a÷b=-2

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Answered by wprathamp9fjuy

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infinite pair of integers

Answered by sijasubbiah

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Hey

Here is your answer,

The answer is INFINITELY MANY SOLUTIONS .

Hope it helps you!

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