The product of two rational number is - 28/81 if one of the number is 14/27 then the other one is

The product of two rational numbers is -28/81 if one number is 14/ 27 find the other

  1. the other is (-28/81) ÷ (14/27) = (-28/81)(27/14)

    = -2/3

  2. X×-9/7=-4/3
    S

  3. The product of two rational number is -4/5 if one of them is -8/9 .find the other

  4. The product of two rational number is -29/81 × 14/27
    The answer is 2/3

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Let us assume a and b are the two rational numbers

Given that the product of two rational numbers = (-28/81)

One number = (14/27)

Let a = (14/27)

So,

a x b = (-28/81)

(14/27) x b = (-28/81)

b = (-28/81) x (27/14)

b = (-2 x 3)/9

b = (-6/9)

We get,

b = (-2/3)

Hence, the correct option is (C)

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