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How many halves go into 6? - Answers

halves - 1/2 So 6 /( 1/2) Division of frqactions 6/1 / [1/2] (The '1' is trivial, but is used to aid manipulation Hence Remember the rule for division of fractiuons. CHANGE THE SIGN TO MULTPILY AND INVERT (TURN OVER( THE THE RIGHT HAND FRACTION; Hence 6/1 X 2/1 = 12/1 = 12 The answer!!!!!



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halves - 1/2 So 6 /( 1/2) Division of frqactions 6/1 / [1/2] (The '1' is trivial, but is used to aid manipulation Hence Remember the rule for division of fractiuons. CHANGE THE SIGN TO MULTPILY AND INVERT (TURN OVER( THE THE RIGHT HAND FRACTION; Hence 6/1 X 2/1 = 12/1 = 12 The answer!!!!!



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halves - 1/2 So 6 /( 1/2) Division of frqactions 6/1 / [1/2] (The '1' is trivial, but is used to aid manipulation Hence Remember the rule for division of fractiuons. CHANGE THE SIGN TO MULTPILY AND INVERT (TURN OVER( THE THE RIGHT HAND FRACTION; Hence 6/1 X 2/1 = 12/1 = 12 The answer!!!!!

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