Math, asked by sonusuhag1111, 7 hours ago

Write a rational number whose numerator is 4*(-3) and denomination is 14 divided by 2

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Answered by BihariLadki

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Answer:

Numerator = 4×(-3)

= -12

Denominator = 14/2

= 7

Rational number = -12/7

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