-6/11 × (x/y) = -1/11what is the missing fraction

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-6/11 × (x/y) = -1/11what is the missing fraction

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The missing fraction would be the result of divide -1/11 by -6/11

$(-1)/(11)\colon(-6)/(11)=(-11)/(-66)=(1)/(6)$

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