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11 divided by 2/3
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Hey there. Need some help?
yes i know i need to multiply by 3/2 right?
Put 11 over 1. Then turn 2/3 into 3/2 and multiply.. Like this.
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k and cross multiply
is it 22/3
wait wait
no cross multiplying unless you have an equals sign
Yep. :)
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and it is not 22/3
then it 33/2
@Fibbonacci This is not a rational expression.
well, let us first discuss how to do this?
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so, when you have a fraction and we are dividing the chant goes " Flip the second fraction ANDDDD **snap** MULTIPLY"
Okay, say we turn 2/3 into a decimal.... (.666666) Then divide that from 11. and you get. 16.5
16.5= 16 1/2
Right?
Look:
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