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2 divided by negative 1/5

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oksian1 [2.3K]2 years ago

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Answer: 10

you have to find a common denominator between two and five which is 10. therefore making the number 2 into the fraction 20/10 and finding the common denominator of 1/5 makes it now 2/10. now divide 20 by 2 which gets you 10. and dividing 10 by 10 gets you. therefore making the new fraction 10/1 which is equal to 10. :)

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