write a rational number equivalent to -5/-7.
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To find a rational number equivalent to any other rational number (say m/n), we should multiply or divide both the numerator and denominator with the same rational number (say s).
Which means that, m/n × s/s = ms/ns (which is an equivalent rational rumber of m/n)
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A rational number equivalent to -5/-7
First, bring the number to the standard from, which means that the denominator should be a positive integer and not a negative one.
-5/-7 × -1/-1 = 5/7
Next, divide 5/7 with the same rational number. Here, I am taking 2.
5/7 × 2/2 = 10/14
Hope helped!!
Here's your answer>>
To find a rational number equivalent to any other rational number (say m/n), we should multiply or divide both the numerator and denominator with the same rational number (say s).
Which means that, m/n × s/s = ms/ns (which is an equivalent rational rumber of m/n)
So, now moving to your question>>
A rational number equivalent to -5/-7
First, bring the number to the standard from, which means that the denominator should be a positive integer and not a negative one.
-5/-7 × -1/-1 = 5/7
Next, divide 5/7 with the same rational number. Here, I am taking 2.
5/7 × 2/2 = 10/14
Hope helped!!
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