I need to simplify this complex fraction

Mathematics

1 answer:

vovangra [49]2 years ago

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I see two ways to do it.

First, you have to understand that when you see a 'complex fraction' like this, the top number is a numerator, and the two bottom numbers are both denominators.

Way-1:

Take the top fraction . . . 2/2 . That's equal to 1 . So the whole thing is 1/3.

Way-2:

Multiply the bottom two denominators. Then the whole thing is 2/(2·3) . That's the same thing as 2/6 . Simplify that, and you have 1/3 .

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