15/8 divided by 9/10 ? a-25/36 b-9/16 c-45/80 d-1/36
\[\huge~\rm~\frac{ 15\times 10=? }{ 8\times 9=?}\]
yeah that's how I would do it. Keep change the sign from division to multiplication and flip the second number. then multiply across the numerator and denominator.
150/72
Good now simplify that
how do i simplify
can you find the GCF of 150 and 72?
no
We know they are both even numbers right so 2 is possible 150 divided by 2=? 72 divided by 2 =?
75/36
no 25/36
right
The answer im getting isnt one of your answer choices...did you type the problem wrong?
idk
"idk" How about you check the problem again to double check that u didnt make a mistake?
cant u tell me the anwser
It may be easier to see how to simplify this if you factor the numbers before multiplying them, then cancel terms which appear in both numerator and denominator: \[\frac{15}{8}\div\frac{9}{10} = \frac{15}{8}*\frac{10}{9} = \frac{15*10}{8*9} = \frac{3*5*2*5}{2*2*2*3*3} \]\[= \frac{\cancel{2*}\cancel{3*}5*5}{\cancel{2*}\cancel{3*}2*2*3}=\frac{5*5}{2*2*3} = \] I agree that the correct answer to the question as you have provided it here does not appear in your list of answer choices.
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