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$Page 1: 1. Flip over 2nd fraction (reciprocal) 2. keep 1st fraction the same 3. change ÷ to an X 4. multiply 5. reduce.$

Dividing Fractions

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Dividing fraction with fraction

1. Flip over 2nd fraction (reciprocal)

2. keep 1st fraction the same

3. change ÷ to an X

4. multiply

5. reduce

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1.35

÷ 35

x 2110

1102

2.19

÷ 19

x 836

2 9

3. 611

÷ 611

x 3655

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Dividing Fractions & Whole Numbers

1. Put a 1 under the whole number

2. Flip over 2nd fraction (reciprocal)

3. keep 1st fraction the same

4. change ÷ to an X

5. multiply

6. Reduce or make mixed number

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1.23

4÷ 23

x 212

161

2.89

6÷ 89

x 8 54

4271

3.14

5 ÷ 51

x 20 1

201

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Dividing Fractions & Mixed Numbers

1. Change mixed number into an improper fraction

2. Flip over 2nd fraction (reciprocal)

3. keep 1st fraction the same

4. change ÷ to an X

5. multiply

6. Reduce or make mixed number

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1. 3 4

÷ 5 5 =7x

40 = 7

7 =40

21160

÷2 3 10x

2310

5 =2

115 20

2310

5 3 4

÷ 5 5

23 = 4

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Dividing Mixed Numbers

1. Change BOTH mixed numbers into an improper fraction

2. Flip over 2nd fraction (reciprocal)

3. keep 1st fraction the same

4. change ÷ to an X

5. multiply

6. Reduce or make mixed number

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1. 1 6

÷ 5 89x

19 6

53 9

196

9 =53

171 = 57 318 106

÷4 2 3x

11 5

14 3

5 =11

7033

14 3

2 4 33

3x+

÷ 3 3

2x+

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