Dividing a mixed number (1 2/3) by a fraction (3/4):
First convert any mixed numbers to fractions:
Dividing by a fraction is best done by inverting the divisor and doing a multiplication:
Multiplying two fractions is done by multiplying the the numerators (part of the slash) together to get a new numerator and the denominators (bottom part) together to get a new denominator.
Since the original question included a mixed number (1 2/3), we might want the final result to also be a mixed number.
12 divided by two over three is the same as twelve multiplied by three over two so the answer is 18.
(1/2)(x) + (3/4)(x) = 40or1.25x = 40all divided by 1.25:x = 32
36 x3/4 = 108/4 =27
you can turn both into a decimal 2/3=.66666666 repeating 3/4=.75 or you can find a lowes common denominator. 2/3=8/12 3/4=9/12
You can multiply it by three fourths and then square that number.
it is three fourths * * * * * No it is not. 12/3 = 5/3 and its reciprocal is 3/5
12 divided by two over three is the same as twelve multiplied by three over two so the answer is 18.
Three fourths of a number is the same as 75 percent of a number. To find three fourths of a number, multiply the number by 0.75.
The sum of two thirds is 2 divided by 3.
12, 3, 3/4, 3/16 12 divided by 4 is 3 3 divided by 4 is 3/4 3/4 divided by 4 is 3/16 The pattern is dividing by four.
eight eighths in one whole three thirds in one whole four fourths in one whole see the pattern?
You do 8 over 1 times 4 over 3 it sounds complicated, but just do it You get 32/3 or 10 and 2/3
One third of three fourths is (1/3) x (3/4). On simplifying further we get 1/4.
fourteen less than three fourths of a number is negative eight find the number
Three fourths = 3/4 First find one fourth (one quarter) by dividing by four. 40/4 is 10. Then find three fourths by multiplying by three. 10 x 3 = 30. 3/4 of 40 is 30. 30 answers were correct.
(1/2)(x) + (3/4)(x) = 40or1.25x = 40all divided by 1.25:x = 32
There are 12 ounces in three fourths of a pound. To find this, you can multiply 16 ounces (which is the total in a pound) by 3/4.