ICSE Class 8 Answered
by what number should 3/5^-3be multiplied to get 5/6^2
Asked by skvikrant888 | 04 Oct, 2020, 10:54: AM
Expert Answer
(3/5)-3 x a = (5/6)2
(5/3)3 x a = 25/36
125/27 x a = 25/36
a = (25 x 27)/(36 x 125)
a = 3/20
Hence, the number which (3/5)-3 must be multiplied to get (5/6)2 is 3/20
Answered by Renu Varma | 06 Oct, 2020, 09:52: AM
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