Question

Ava used the following equation in order to solve a math problem involving integers.

Answer 1

Answer:

The only equation which is incorrect is in option B.

Step-by-step explanation:

Eva used the following equation in order to solving integers, which is  

$\frac{-h}{-k} = j$

⇒ $j = \frac{h}{k}$ ......... (1)

Now, if the equation Ava used is correct, then we have to find which of the given equations is not correct.

Now, in option A) it is given that $- j = \frac{- h}{k}$

⇒ $j = \frac{h}{k}$ which is same as equation (1).

In option B) it is given that $- j = \frac{- h}{- k}$

⇒ $j = - \frac{h}{k}$ which is not same as equation (1).

In option C) it is given that $- j = \frac{h}{- k}$

⇒ $j = \frac{h}{k}$ which is same as equation (1).

Again, in option D) it is given that $j = \frac{h}{k}$

⇒ $j = \frac{h}{k}$ which is same as equation (1).

Therefore, the only equation which is incorrect is in option B. (Answer)