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What is the quotient of -3/8and-1/3?
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What is the quotient of -3/8and-1/3?

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Answer:

9/8

Explanation:

the quotient of -3/8 and -1/3

= (-3/8) / (-1/3)

= (-3/8) x (-3/1)

= 9/8

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