document.write( "Question 65582: Simplify the fraction:\r
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Algebra.Com's Answer #46194 by checkley71(8403)\"\" \"About 
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[(w+3)/4w]/(w+3)/2w to divide a fraction by a fraction you need to invert the lower fraction and multiply the two fractions thus
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\n" ); document.write( "[(w+3)*2w]/[(w+3)*4w now you can cancel out the (w+3)and the 2w from the 4w leaving only
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