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To make it easier what is 4÷5/9

1 answer:

5 0

So imma make it easier the rule with dividing with fractions is (keep, Change, flip)
So.
4/1 * 9/5
4 *5 is 20 so 20 is our denominator and 9 is our numerator so 9/20 is the answer if I’m wrong I’m sorry

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