The Result Will Shock You!

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[00:00:04]In this exercise, you can see 12 divide on a fraction here.

[00:00:10]8 divide on 4 in the numerator and 3 * 2 in the denominator.

[00:00:18]But maybe it's best to write everything in a single line.

[00:00:25]12 is here.

[00:00:27]Divide on I have this fraction here. I can write it in a bracket.

[00:00:34]>> [snorts] >> Numerator inside a parenthesis. 8 divide on 4 and this fraction line gets us a division sign.

[00:00:49]And everything in the denominator is 3 * 2.

[00:00:55]And I can close the parenthesis and everything inside the bracket, this bracket it stands for everything in this fraction line. So, now everything is much more easier to handle.

[00:01:13]For examples with parenthesis or brackets, you should know you have to do parenthesis and brackets at first.

[00:01:23]Inside this bracket, we have two parenthesis.

[00:01:26]First, this parenthesis and then this parenthesis.

[00:01:32]You know the answers of this parenthesis because 8 divide on 4 gives us 2.

[00:01:39]And 3 * 2 gives us 6.

[00:01:44]Okay, now I can write the result in another line.

[00:01:49]12 is 12.

[00:01:51]Divide on this bracket. And inside the bracket, you have two divide on six here.

[00:02:05]Okay. Now, according to the rule I told you, first you have to do the bracket or parentheses. They are same.

[00:02:14]But, inside the bracket, you have two divide on six.

[00:02:18]It's not a clear number. You just can write it as uh first 12 divide on this answer. We don't know. Just write as a fraction two over six.

[00:02:34]And now you can calculate this calculation, this expression very easily. But, you should know, in this case, you have two fractions divide on each other.

[00:02:47]12 is also 12 over one. They are same.

[00:02:51]As first fraction divide on the second fraction. In these cases, you have to respect the rules of KCF.

[00:03:01]In KCF, K stands for keep unchanged the first fraction.

[00:03:09]No changing, so 12 over one.

[00:03:14]C stands for changing the operations from division to multiplication.

[00:03:22]And at last, F stands for flipping the second fraction. Two over six gets six over two. Just flip the fraction here.

[00:03:37]But, here, everything now gets very easy.

[00:03:42]Because two over two is one.

[00:03:46]Can be simplified with this 12.

[00:03:49]Over two is six. And now, we have only 6 here * 6 here is 36. It's over 1 because the denominator are uh only 1. 1 * 1 is 1.

[00:04:04]So, it's enough. 36. 36 is the last answer of this calculation.

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