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what rational number should be subtracted from the additive inverse of 4/7 to obtain the multiplicative inverse of 5/9​

Answers

Answered by rudraaggarwal239982
5

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

1. Subtract 2/5 from 4/7

Solution:

The additive inverse of 2/5 is -2/5

Therefore, 4/7 - 2/5 = 4/7 + (-2/5)

⇒ 4/7 - 2/5 = 4 × 5/7 × 5 + (-2) × 7/5 × 7

                = 20/35 + -14/35

                = 20 + (-14)/35

                = 6/35

Therefore, 4/7 - 2/5 = 6/35

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vasu2007: There is no number such 2/5 in the question
Answered by shivr3176
0

Answer:

Correct option is

C

9

−4

;

7

13

;

11

5

;

14

−11

The additive inverse of

9

4

is −

9

4

=

9

−4

The additive inverse of

7

−13

is −(

7

−13

)=−(

7

13

)=

7

13

We have,

−11

5

=

11

−5

The additive inverse of

11

−5

is −(

11

−5

)=−(

11

5

)=

11

5

We have,

−14

−11

=

14

11

The additive inverse of

14

11

is −(

14

11

) =

14

−11

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