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BBYGIRL:

what is the missing ingter

snowflake0531:

Do you have a screenshot or something to copy and paste?

BBYGIRL:

yes i do

snowflake0531:

So we have \[\frac{ x }{ 4 } * \frac{ 7 }{ -5 } = \frac{ 21 }{ 20 }\]

snowflake0531:

Firstly, do you know how to multiply fractions? Also, do you know the thing where liike negative number times positive is negative, negative and negative is positive etc.?

snowflake0531:

Welp, you went offline, then i'll just explain it

snowflake0531:

Let's first look at hte denominator 4*-5 = 20 We know that 4 times -5 is -20, which means that in order -20 to turn into 20, the numerator has to also be a negative number So, we know that x is negative

BBYGIRL:

sowwy i acidently ogin off

snowflake0531:

Then,. we just do division 7 times what is 21 7 times 3 is 21 So, it's 3

snowflake0531:

But then, remember the negative So, negative 3

BBYGIRL:

thxs

snowflake0531:

yw~

BBYGIRL:

can u help me with the others pls

snowflake0531:

suree

BBYGIRL:

snowflake0531:

Another question another post xd

BBYGIRL:

mk

BBYGIRL:

snowflake0531:

i meant, another post, as in, ask another question, as in, make anotherq uestion

BBYGIRL:

oh

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