Dividing by a divisor in a division problem is the same as multiplying the divisor as the reciprocal of the divisor in a multiplication problem.

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Stephen Tun Aung asked Jul 5, 2022

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Dividing by a divisor in a division problem is the same as multiplying the divisor as the reciprocal of the divisor in a multiplication problem.

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I was gonna answer but we still don’t know the question-

Mauriciopastrana answered Jul 6, 2022

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what's the question tho?

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