kyrahjessie kyrahjessie

23-01-2018
Mathematics

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which of the following numbers would you multiply -3/4 by to equal 1? a.4/3 b.4 c.-4/3 d.3/4

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Mistystar4881 Mistystar4881

26-01-2018

The answer is C because it is you have to multiply -3/4 by something negative to get positive 1, and C is not only the only negative number, it is the only one that works. Hope this helps!

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