Math, asked by tanuj200831, 4 months ago

write six pairs of integers (a, b) such that a/b -4 one such pairs (8,-2)

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Answered by shouryaguptaji

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(7, -4)

(4,-8)

(6,-5)

(5,-8)

(3,-0)

(4,-9)

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