Math, asked by mrlucifer1st, 6 hours ago

What should be added to twice the rational numbers -7/3 to get - 3/7?

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Answered by Aash24

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Answer:

107/21

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Answered by Tirth6607

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Twice the rational number is ( - 7 3 ) is 2 × ( - 7 3 ) = - 14 3 . or x = 107 21 .

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