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zavuch27 [327]
3 years ago
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15 pts! Will Give Brainliest Halp! PLZ

Mathematics
2 answers:
babymother [125]3 years ago
7 0

\dfrac{-8}{2}=-8:2=-4\\\\\dfrac{6}{-3}=6:(-3)=-2\\--------------------------\\\dfrac{-8}{2}\div\dfrac{6}{-3}=-4:(-2)=2\\\\Answer:\ 2

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\dfrac{-}{+}=\dfrac{+}{-}=-\\\\\dfrac{+}{+}=\dfrac{-}{-}=+

aivan3 [116]3 years ago
3 0

Theres a saying: Dividing fractions dont ask why, just flip the second and multiply.

so a/b / c/d = a/b * d/c

-8/2 * -3/6

1. cross - cancel common factor 2

4/2 * -3/3

2. Multiply

-4(-3)/ 2*3

3. multiply numbers

--12/2*3

- -12/6

4. Apply fraction rule -a/b=- a/b

=-(-12/6)

5. divide

= -(-2)

6. Apply rule -(-a)=a

=2

Your answer would be 2


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