Question
Write five pairs of integers $(a, b)$ such that a $\div b = –3$. One such pair is $(6, –2)$ because $6 \div (–2) = (–3)$
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Answer
Five pairs of integers $(a, b)$ such that a $\div b = –3$ are:
$1. [9, (–3)]$
$2. [12, (–4)]$
$3. [15, (–5)]$
$4. [–9, 3]$
$5. [–12, 4]$
$1. [9, (–3)]$
$2. [12, (–4)]$
$3. [15, (–5)]$
$4. [–9, 3]$
$5. [–12, 4]$
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