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You use KFC in maths to divide fractions.
- Firstly, you keep the first fraction.
- Secondly, you flip the second fraction. The result of doing this is a reciprocal.
- Thirdly, you change the division sign to multiplication. Then you can easily multiply the two new fractions.
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