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Question
Write a rational number in which the numerator is less than ‘–7 × 11’ and the denominator is greater than ‘12 + 4’.
Sum
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Solution
Let, –7 × 11 = p = –77
And 12 + 4 = q = 16
Rational number = `p/q = (-77)/16`
Hence, it has more than one answer like `(-78)/17, (-79)/18, (-80)/19`.
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Chapter 8: Rationals Numbers - Exercise [Page 249]
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