@mafia_boss15
Don't forget to simplify it, sometimes teachers are picky about that.
@KaidenYT_043
By working this out, you would get 12/12 which is equivalent to a 1 whole number.
@Yumiapino
💯💯💯💯percent true 🎉🎉🎉
@JunoIslesOfRavos
Omg tysm for this method. My teacher never taught us how to divide fractions and it was e-learning. She made us do dividing fractions without teaching us at all.. again, thank you so much! You're a life saver!! I'm in fifth grade so I just started doing this!! Tysm!!
@jmap2264
Thanks for the tip bro ❤👍👍
@MsHappy-xz2px
1 I've been watching this lately . Good Stuff 👍 👍 👍
@Shiprasingh14363
6 × 2 =12 3×4= 12 12/12 = 1 ans 👈
@melvonjohnson5711
I'm class of 2001, I never learned none of these math methods when I was in grade school or high school--I'm glad YouTube was invented.
@CurisosityKiDuniya
Pehli baar sikhne ko mila . School waale toh hamare teacher keval White Board saaf krne ke liye aate the....😀😀
@francoisjosephbessala4294
Dividing a fraction has never been that easy. 😅😅👍🏼
@brainnblaqk7115
GOOD MATHS SKILLS GREAT TECHNIQUES
@pookeyporras9102
I’m in sixth grade trying to cheat my answers and this was the first one to pop up and now I understand math so I thank you and your gift is a sub and a like
@swaraofficial6912
Numerator - 12 Denomenater -12
@Pi4Dinner
12/12 = 1. Nice job!
@NehaYadav-d6w3z
12/12 answer😊
@dreamworldyt1
This background song😅😅study time
@cobEnjoyer
In school i learned it like that. If you make ⅔÷⅘ then it equals to 2/3 × 5/4 and its 10/12 which equals to ⅚
@ilikebabycats
How my brain works in schools:
@maxineroach4638
This is actually so smart
@sakshikhandekar8430