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I understand that to find the reciprocal of something you switch the numerator with the denominator, but how would you solve a more complex problem like this?
Find the reciprocal of: (-1/2)(6/3)
Thanks!
Sari
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(6/3)=2...
2(-1/2)=-1...
the reciprocal of -1 is always -1
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Thank you!
I switched it and got -0/1, but that didn't make sense. I forgot the rule that -1 is always -1.
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All "whole" numbers have a denominator of 1 not 0.
I am at an age where I have forgotten more than I remember, but I still pretend to know it all.
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