alleryCompute (-3/5) × (10/9):
A-2/3
B2/3
C-30/45
D-3/9
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. -2/3
**Multiply:** (-3 × 10) / (5 × 9) = -30/45 = -2/3 (divide num and denom by 15).
The product of one negative and one positive is negative.
**Final answer in simplest form:** -2/3.
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