If a number is subtracted from the numerator of 3/5 and the same number is added to the denominator of 3/5, the result is equivalent to 1. Find the number.

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Brent Larsen asked Jan 20, 2023

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If a number is subtracted from the numerator of 3/5 and the same number is added to the denominator of 3/5, the result is equivalent to 1. Find the number.

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Answer:

-1

Explanation:

3 minus negative one is four

5 plus negative one is four

4/4 = 1

Rik Hemsley answered Jan 26, 2023

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