How can I use multiplication to find the quotient and evaluate the expression

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adell [148]3 years ago

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When you divide two fractions, you do Keep, Change, Flip or KCF. So you keep the 3/5, you change the division sign to a multiplication sign, then flip the 3/15 to 15/3. So the new equation is 3/5x15/3. Then you simply the two sides so it becomes 1/1x3/1.....

Meaning the answer is 3.

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