Answer:
Geraldine is Correct
Explanation:
Topic: Dividing numers and fractions
the statement Ralph tells has a flaw, he is right for numbers greater than one, but what happens with number in between (0 , 1)?
lets check Geraldine example

remember how to transform decimals to fractions? look the image attached
you can express 0.01 as
and by multiplying it by 100 the upper and down part of the fraction you have that

remember how to divide fractions?

by doing this you have that

so we found out that geraldine is right!