There are ........................ Pair of integers satisfying a/b=-1.

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Infinity...
a÷b=-1 means a=-b
so infinity are possible
because (-1,1)(1,-1)(-2,2)(2,-2) .........so many are possible.... They are infinite...

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There are ........................ Pair of integers satisfying a/b=-1.

Infinity... a÷b=-1 means a=-b so infinity are possible because (-1,1)(1,-1)(-2,2)(2,-2) .........so many are possible.... They are infinite... LIKE IF SATISFIED

Infinity...
a÷b=-1 means a=-b
so infinity are possible
because (-1,1)(1,-1)(-2,2)(2,-2) .........so many are possible.... They are infinite...

LIKE IF SATISFIED