Find the quotient 4/6÷4/12

1 answer:

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Keep Change Flip is the way to think about dividing fractions.
First- 4/6 divided by 4/12
Next- Change the division sign to multiplecation 4/6 time 4/12
Then- Flip the second number 4/6 times 12/4
Now multiply

48/24 this simplifies down to 2

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