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2 answers:
Keep change flip
so you keep the first fraction as it is
you change the division symbol to a multiply symbol
and you flip the denominator and the numerator
or you could change them to decimals.
1/2=.5 1/4=.25 but that’s a little more complicated
Divide 1/2 & 1/4 with the reciprocal of 1/2 and you should get the same denominator and be able to to go from there
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