write five pair of integers x and y such that x÷y=-3, one such pair in (6,-2) because 6÷(-2)=3.
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Step-by-step explanation:6×
2
−1
=−3
(12, -4)
12\times\frac{-1}{4\ }\ \ =\ -3\12×
4
−1
= −3
(9,-3)
9\times\ \frac{-1}{3}\ \ =\ -3\9×
3
−1
= −3
(15, -5)
15\times\frac{-1}{5}\ =\ -315×
5
−1
= −3
(18, -6)
18\times\frac{-1}{6}\ \ =-318×
6
−1
=−3
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