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2 September, 03:37

Julio believes that the quotient of 6:1/2 equals three explain his error

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  1. 2 September, 05:33
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    6:1/2

    supposed to flip over the second fraction

    6*2/1

    mutiply the numerators together

    6*2 = 12

    12/1 = 12
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