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Answer: 1/12
1/4 divided by 3/1
KCF:Keep the first fraction, Change the sign to muplication, Flip the second fraction.
1/4* 31
1*1=1
4*3=12
1/12
Answer:
0
Explanation:
CaBr₂ is a compound, so it shouldn't have a charge--it's not an ion. But let's check to make sure.
Calcium has a charge of +2.
Bromine has a charge of -1, but there are two Br, so the charge is -2.
+2 + -2 = 0, so the overall charge is 0!