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Here’s another question for you to try on dividing fractions.
Have ago at this question on dividing fractions.
And here’s the answer for the non-standard question. Try to simplify an answer whenever you can.
Here is the solution for the multiplying fractions question. It’s always good to show the method in an exam.
Non-standard question on multiplying fractions. Lookout for the answers tomorrow!
Standard multiplying fractions question.
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