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2. The product of two rational numbers is 4/25

. If one number is −6/5
, find the other number.

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Answer:

So the other number is -
(4)/(3).

Explanation:

Let x be the number.

We know,

(-
(6)/(5)) × x =
(4)/(25)

-
(6)/(5) × x =
(4)/(25) (By expanding the left side of the equation)

Dividing both sides by -
(6)/(5)

x = -
(4)/(25) × -
(6)/(5)

After simplifying the equation ,

x = -
(4)/(3)

So the number is -
(4)/(3).

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Answer:

Explanation:

If the product of two rational numbers is 4/25, we can write the equation:

(x) * (-6/5) = 4/25

where x is the other number.

Expanding the equation:

x * -6/5 = 4/25

Multiplying both sides by 5 to get rid of the fraction on the right-hand side:

5 * x * -6/5 = 5 * 4/25

x * -6 = 4

Dividing both sides by -6:

x = -4/-6

x = 4/6

So, the other number is 4/6.

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