Question 1.
evaluate m ÷ n for m = 1/4 and n = 4/5
a. 1/5
b. 5/16
c. 5
d. 16/5
question 2.
find the quotient
2/9 ÷ 4/6
a. 3/4 =
b. 2/3 =
c. 4/27 =
d. 1/3 =
question 3.
solve the equation 13 r = 3/7 express your answer in simplest form.
a. r = 39/7 =
b. r = 91/3 =
c. r = 3/91 =
d. r = 7/39 =
question 4.
divide. express your answer in simplest form.
6 1/4 ÷ 3 1/20
a. 2 1/10 =
b. 2 7/72 =
c. 2 3/61 =
d. 18 1/24 =
question 5.
simplify 7/8 ÷ 8
a. 7 =
b. 7/16 =
c. 56 =
d. 7/64 =

1. 5/16

2. 1/3

3. 3/91

4. 2 and 3/61

5. 7/64

Step-by-step explanation:

For I think all of these problems, I used KCF, you might know this already but, it's Keep, Change, Flip.

1. m ÷ n, place your values into the variables.

1/4 ÷  4/5   We keep 1/4 the same, change ÷ to multiplication and flip 4/5 to 5/4

1/4 * 5/4 = multiply across. 5/16 we can't simplify.

2.  2/9 ÷ 4/6 =  2/9 * 6/4 = 12/36 and simplify that to 1/3. 12 can go into 36 three times.

3. For this, we need to get the variable r by itself. And to do that we do reverse order of operations. 13r is multiplication, so we divide both sides by 13 to get r by itself.

13r = 3/7 would be r= 3/91

4. We have to turn each fraction into a mixed number.

6 1/4 would equal 25/4 because we times 4 by 6, 24, and add the one, 25.

3 1/20 would equal 61/20

25/4 ÷ 61/20 = 500/4 = 125/61 = 2 and 3/61

5. We can put 8 over 1, 8/1

7/8 ÷  8/1 then Keep, change, flip

7/8 * 1/8 multiply across

7/64

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