1 third.
This answer is incorrect. When you use the words "divided by", that means you use the regular process of dividing by a fraction. To do this, you take the reciprocal of the fraction (1/2 here) and then multiply. The actual problem here is 2/3 TIMES 2/1. The answer is 4/3.
If you want to find half of some number, you multiply by half, not divide. The wording should be "divide into half" not "divide by half."
These two are completely different. This is a frightfully common misunderstanding and leads to great confusion.
Another example: 8 divided into half is 4
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8 divided by half is 16. (8 times the reciprocal of 1/2)
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I teach high school algebra; my husband has a BSc and a MSc in both Mathematics and Math Education.
Three and two thirds divided by one third = 11/1 or 11
One third.
One third plus one third equals two thirds.
one dozen is 12 one third of 12 is 12 divided by 3. That = 4. So 2 thirds is 4 multiplied by 2 = 8. two thirds of one dozen is 8
Two and two thirds divided by one and three fifths = 12/3
Four and one-third divided by two and two-thirds = 13/8 or 15/8
Three and two thirds divided by one third = 11/1 or 11
68 and two thirds divided by four and one third = 206/13 or 1511/13
One third.
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Eight Third
two and two thirds (22/3)
one third is one half of two thirds. 2/3 divided by 2 equals 1/3.
1/2
six and two thirds = 6.66, so 6.66 divided by 5 = 1.33 (or one and 1 third)
Let's see, one-third of 30 would be 30 divided by three, so two-thirds would be twice that answer...
2 2/3 / 8 = 1/3 or one third.