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2 divide 1/10
Division of fractions. Remember the rule ' CHANGE THE SIGN TO MULTIPLY AND INVERT THE RIGHT HAND (DENOMINATING) FRACTION, the proceed as for multiplication of fractions.
Hence 1 ( / ( 1/0) ) =
2 X 10/1 = 20 /1
= 20 This means the number '2' can have twenty 'one tenth' fractions in it.
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