Answer:
It's 4
Step-by-step explanation:
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Dividing two fractionl numbers, a/b, c/d, is a/b÷c/d = a×d/b×c (provided c≠0).
Arithmetic operations can also be specified by the subtract, divide, and multiply built-in functions.
We use the same rules as when divide any numbers which may have the same sign or different signs.
First, we divide the absolute values.
Then check the signs, and:
If both numbers have the same sign, the result is positive.
If both numbers have different signs, the result is negative.
Dividing two fractionl numbers, a/b, c/d, is a/b÷c/d = a×d/b×c (provided c≠0).
It matters not what the "sign" of any of these numbers is, but you probably do need to know that a negative times a negative is positive.
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