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3 years ago

3/2 divided by -9/8 please help

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Dividing fractions is basically multiplying.

3/2 divided by -9/8

When you divide with fractions, you find the reciprocal of the 2nd number (in this case -9/8), which means you flip it, giving you 8/-9. When you do this, you change the sign to multiplication. Now, just solve:

3 * 8 = 24
-- -- --- = 4/-3
2 * -9 = -18

Hope this helps! :)

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