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Q. How to divide two fractions?If you want to divide two fractions,
You invert the second fraction (that means, turn it upside-down) and multiply (change the division to a multiplication):
That's easy, right? Just be sure it's the second fraction you invert, and not the first!
Note: in Algebra and higher, we don't use the x sign any more. We just use fraction bars. Instead of writing 5 / 3, we write:
5/3
So, when you see something that looks like this:
(7/8)/(3/5)
It's really a division problem in disguise!
Fractions like that, which have fractions inside them, are called compound fractions. (No, not "compound fractures"!!!) These compound fractions aren't mysterious. They're just divisions.
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