How do you solve this -6 ÷[-3/4]=?

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-6 * -4/3

-2 * -4= 8
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Dansch answered Jan 14, 2019

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The rule to use: when dividing fractions, invert and multiply.

-6 ÷ -(3/4) equals -6 * -(4/3) which equals 24 / 3 which equals

Dan Bechard answered Jan 18, 2019

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