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3 years ago

How do you divide fractions?

2 answers:

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You can't technically divide a fraction, it will end up as multiplcation

Example :
12/24÷2/4 will end up as 12/24×4/2
P.S. remeber to do Keep Change Change when dividing fraction
You change the ÷ sign to × and upside down the fraction after the ÷ sign

PSYCHO15rus [73]3 years ago

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Quite a broad question. 10/2 you divide by 2 which equals 5. Is that your question?

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