I find it difficult to calculate the reciprocal and accidentally came across a theory how one could also calculate if one has the fraction 5÷3 and needs to divide it by 6. I believe one can do 5÷6 and then divide by 3, so 5÷6÷3 = 5÷3÷6
Is that correct? If not, please show and explain using a concrete example. Thank you.
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Yeah, it’s true.
This is the Communative Law of Multiplication and the division is the same as the multiplication with the reciprocal of the number.
My answer also goes to your demand.
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Thank you yes I have just enddexted when it is more divisors that are virtually multiplicable with the nenner or the other divisor so the set 👍
Now clear what this has to do with the commutative law?
Is difficult to use with my head until now I have checked yet thanks
What does my answer have to do with head Calculation? But “dry” likes to, even if you don’t really know what to start with the answer.
Multiplying the value by too often