Division of Fractions Part 1
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Thank you :) this helped a lot :)
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THank YOu very much :) It become easier for ME :">
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nice way to check your work.
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thx I hope I hope I pass my test tomorrow
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THANK GOD YOU TAUGHT ME SOMETHING MY TEACHER COULNDNT TEACH ME IN 2 YEARS!!!!!
superkyle5100 3 weeks ago
@superkyle5100 glad you finally got it!
northstar15 3 weeks ago
What would 5/6 divided by 7/12 be?
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CluedoKidz 2 months ago
@CluedoKidz flip the second fraction, then multiply across and simplify: 5/6 x 12/7 = 60/42 = 30/21 = 10/7 = 1 and 3/7
northstar15 2 months ago
@northstar15 how do I know when its ok to Cross Cancel?
TheGuinnessboys 4 months ago
@TheGuinnessboys please see my ltet vi on cros-cancelig--the numerator of one fraction must be a factor of the denominator of the other fraction or vice versa.
I am uploading a second cross-canceling vid later today that you should watch as well.
Remember, if cross-canceleing confuses you, ten just don't use that technique--instead, just multiply across and then simplify later.
northstar15 4 months ago