(1/2) divided by (1/2) = (1/2) x (2/1) = 2/2 = 1
Any number divided by itself is ' 1 '.
Divide the 6 by 6, and divide the 12 by 6, which gives 1/2 (one over two - which is one half).
Over has two syllables: o-ver.
6 over 7. (divide by two, then by two, then by three)
They divide at Anaphase two. In Matephase one the spindle fibers attach to one spindle fiber.
Divide the two number by their highest common factor, which is 12. That gives 1 over 3 or one third.
To make things easier, you can divide both numbers with a common factor, in this case two. Two over eight, or two eighths, is the same as one over four, or one forth. One forth is the same as a quarter, which in decimal form is 0.25.
The amount left over after you divide two number that don't divide perfectly.
There are infinitely many such numbers. 958 is one such.
Imagine 12 kids, and four of them have books. You can write that 4 over 12. You can divide both four and twelve by two: 2 over 6. You can divide both two and six by two: 1 over 3. So one third is the simplest way to say what proportion of the kids have books.
No, you can divide both of them by two.
Divide each number by two.
divide it by two and ypu should get 12 over 50