Math, asked by gaurtradersdl, 2 months ago

What should be multiplied by 13/6 to get -3/7 ?

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Answered by harshNimana

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Answer:

-18/91

Step-by-step explanation:

Let x be multiplied by 13/6 for - 3/7

=13/6 x (X) = - 3/7

13x/6= - 3/7

-3/7 ×6/13 = X

-18 /91 answer.

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