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Divide.
\newline
3
1
7
3\frac{1}{7}
3
7
1
÷
\div
÷
1
5
7
1\frac{5}{7}
1
7
5
= _____
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Grade 6
Add, subtract, multiply, or divide two fractions
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Q.
Divide.
\newline
3
1
7
3\frac{1}{7}
3
7
1
÷
\div
÷
1
5
7
1\frac{5}{7}
1
7
5
= _____
Convert to Improper Fractions:
Convert mixed numbers to improper
fractions
.
3
1
7
3 \frac{1}{7}
3
7
1
becomes
(
3
×
7
+
1
)
/
7
=
22
7
(3\times7 + 1)/7 = \frac{22}{7}
(
3
×
7
+
1
)
/7
=
7
22
, and
1
5
7
1 \frac{5}{7}
1
7
5
becomes
(
1
×
7
+
5
)
/
7
=
12
7
(1\times7 + 5)/7 = \frac{12}{7}
(
1
×
7
+
5
)
/7
=
7
12
.
Division by Reciprocal:
Perform division by multiplying by the reciprocal.
(
22
7
)
÷
(
12
7
)
=
(
22
7
)
×
(
7
12
)
(\frac{22}{7}) \div (\frac{12}{7}) = (\frac{22}{7}) \times (\frac{7}{12})
(
7
22
)
÷
(
7
12
)
=
(
7
22
)
×
(
12
7
)
.
Simplify Multiplication:
Simplify the multiplication.
(
22
/
7
)
×
(
7
/
12
)
=
22
×
7
/
7
×
12
=
22
/
12
=
11
/
6
(22/7) \times (7/12) = 22 \times 7 / 7 \times 12 = 22/12 = 11/6
(
22/7
)
×
(
7/12
)
=
22
×
7/7
×
12
=
22/12
=
11/6
.
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