Math, asked by Halwans, 9 months ago

Which number is in standard form5÷10 or -3÷11

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

5÷10 = 1/2

-3÷11 = -3/11

SO, -3/11 is in standard form.

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Answered by pratimakamsu

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

5÷10 = 1/2

-3÷11 = -3/11

SO, -3/11 is in standard form.

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