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Question
Write four more rational numbers in the following pattern:
`(-1)/6, 2/(-12), 3/(-18), 4/(-24)`
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Solution
Day Rational Numbers `(-1)/6, 2/(-12), 3/(-18), 4/(-24)`
Rational numbers that have been identified as rational numbers, which are defined as rational numbers, which are converted to rational numbers as fractions of a rational number are related 4 more are obtained in the denominator.
Form
`(-1)/6, (1 xx 2)/(- 6 xx 2), (1 xx 3)/(-6 xx 3) "and" (1 xx 4)/(-6 xx 4)`
Hyper: Chart of hypervariation and rational numbers are
`(1 xx 5)/(-6 xx 5) = 5/(-30)`
`(1 xx 6)/(- 6 xx 6) = 6/(- 36)`
`(1 xx 7)/(-6 xx 7) = 7/(- 42)`
`(1 xx 8)/(-6xx 8) = 8/(- 48)`
Numbers Calculated Based on Calculation of Perimeter:
`5/(-30), 6/(-36), 7/(- 42) "and" 8/(- 48)`
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