By what rational number should we multiply 20/−9 , so that the product may be −5/9 ?

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Madelyn · Answer

Answer:    let  : number  : be  : x    x  times   frac{20}{ - 9}  =   frac{ - 5}{9}     x =  frac{ - 5}{9}  div  frac{20}{ - 9}    x =   frac{ - 5}{9}  times   frac{ - 9}{20}     x =   frac{  - 1}{1}   times   frac{ - 1}{4}     x =    frac{ - 1}{ - 4}

Eliza · Answer

Answer:   your answer will ne -100/81   Step-by-step explanation:   pls amrk me as brainliest

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