simplify -9/6 divided by 3/-2
When dividing by a fraction, just multiply by its reciprocal \(\large \frac{-9}{6}\cdot \frac{-2}{3}\)
Don't you have to make the bottom numbers the same? e.e
No no, thats only for addition and subtraction
Wut
whats the anwser tho
Simplify \(\large \frac{-9}{6}\cdot \frac{-2}{3}\)
Only if youre doing something like \(\large \frac{9}{6}+\frac{-2}{3}\) would you need the same base
you could divide each fraction to turn it into decimal form, then just multiply the decimals.
i just want to know what the exact anwser is
the options are 3,1,-1,-3
Yeah... just multiply \(\large \frac{-9}{6}\cdot \frac{-2}{3}\) What is -9\(\times \)-2? What is 6\(\times \)3?
-18 and 18
Careful, a negative times a negative is a positive Either way you do get \(\large \frac{18}{18}\) (which is just 1)
ok thx
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