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Since dividing fractions are not possible, you must first find the reciprocal of 6/1 which is 1/6. And the equation would be written as 3/4*1/6. Cross cancel the 3 and 6 leaving 1/4*1/2=1/8. Thus, your answer is lowest terms is, 1/8.

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