-Change Mixed fractions to improper fractions
Step 2
-Make the problem simpler by dividing by 1
-Multiply the divisor by its reciprocal and the dividend by the same reciprocal
Step 3
-Simplify if possible
Here is a link to :
Dividing Rational Number in Fraction Form
Homework:
-Journal
-Finish 2.3 and Yellow decimal sheets
-Start Fraction yellow sheet
Not sure if it is my computer but your link is not working. Also put signs between your numbers please.
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