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When two rational numbers are multiplied, then the product is -21/40. If one number is 14/25, what is the other number?​

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Answered by jeet4179
1

Answer:

Product of two numbers=

75

−28

Anyone of the rational numbers=

25

14

∴ the other number=

75

−28

÷

25

14

=

75

−28

×

14

25

=

3

−2

Thus, the required rational number is

3

−2

Answered by Atlas99
8

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\color{red}{let \:the \: other \: rational \: be \: x}

\color{red}{a.t.q}

\color{red}{x \times \frac{14}{25} } =   - \frac {21}{40}  \\

\color{red}{ \frac{14}{25} }x =  \frac{ - 21}{40}  \\

\color{red}   \frac{25}{14}  \times  \frac{14}{25} x \\

\color{red}{x =  \frac{25}{14} } \times   \frac{ - 21}{40}  \\

\color{green}{x =  \frac{ - 15}{16} } \\

\color{yellow}{so \: the \: other \: rational \: no. \: is \:  \frac{ - 15}{16} }

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