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You invert and multiply the reciprocal because  it is easier and you get the same answer as if you divide

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You invert and multiply because

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We invert because it's an easier way to solvOur goal is to provide potable water for south Sudanese, raise money and awareness

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We invert and multiple because it is easier and you still get the same answer as you wo

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We invert because it is opposite  of multi.

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We invert because it is opposite  of multi.

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We invert and multiply because it's a shortcut and for many people multiplication with fractions is easier than dividing with frac

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We invert and multiply because it is a easy way of

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We invert and multiply because with certain problems it is easier to solve divition problems with problems. It is a shortcut

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We invert because it's a simpler way to divide fractions 

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We invert because it's a simpler way to divide fractions 

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We invert and multiply because it is an easier way of solving division and it can take less time.  

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We invert and multiply because it is an easier way of solving division and it can take less time.  

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We invert and multiply because it is a simplier way to divide instead of making it a challenge

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It makes division so much easier. Instead of having to divide both numerators and denominators, all you have to do is multiply.

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We invert and multiply because, it is an easier way of dividing fractions.

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We invert and multiply because it is a quicker way of dividing it takes less steps to complete the problem and it is less confusing

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We invert because it is division and division is the opposite of multipacation

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We invert because it is division and division is the opposite of multipacation

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We invert and multiply because it helps us use a quicker way to solve the problem and it is already simplified when you do it.

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We invert and multiply because it helps us use a quicker way to solve the problem and it is already simplified when you do it.

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We invert and multiply because it is easier to multiply than dived

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We invert and multiply because it is easier to multiply than dived

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We invert and multiply because it makes it easier and helps with simplifying the problem making it easier and quicker to solve without having to deal with extra steps

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We do this so that we have an easier and less complicated method to divide fractions by

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We do this so that we have an easier and less complicated method to divide fractions by

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We invert and multiply the reciprocal because it is easier and you still get the same answer

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We invert and multiply because it makes problems simpler to solve

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We invert and multiply because it makes problems simpler to solve

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We invert and multiply because it is an easier way to divide fractions

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We invert and multiply because it makes it more simple to solve the problem and it is also visually easier

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Why do we Invert and Multiply?             

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Why do we Invert and Multiply?             

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We invert and multiply (kfc) beacause it is efficient and easy way of solving divison problems. You save time and will be able to solve all kinds of problems that are dividing fractions

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We invert and multiply because

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We invert and multiply so we can divide a way that is more simple to most people. Instead of having to divide numbers, or come up with a common denominator, we can just multiply the numerator by the numerator, and the denominator by the denominator.

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We invert and multiply because it's a simplified version of division and it's gets the answer in less steps than dividing. Also many people find multiplying easier than dividing

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We invert and multiply because it makes it easier to divide fractions
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Because it is a shortcut that we use to get a more precise answer. It is also an easier way instead of dividing across. You can also cancel out the numerator or denominator To get simplest form

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We invert and multiply because it makes our life's easier and faster. This is just a shortcut from doing a longer method. There are only 3 steps. Flip the second fraction and skip the first then change the division

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We invert and multiply because it makes our life's easier and faster. This is just a shortcut from doing a longer method. There are only 3 steps. Flip the second fraction and skip the first then change the division

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We invert and multiply because

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We invert and multipy because if you divide, it is the same as multiplying the reciprocal. This makes it easier beca

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We invert and multipy because if you divide, it is the same as multiplying the reciprocal. This makes it easier beca

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Invert and multiply because it is a simpler way to divide. We do this because multiplacation in a sense is the reciprocal of dividing, so you would do the reciprocal of the second fraction

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we invert and multiply to get an easy answer every time, without this process, the other strategys might take a longer time to solve and you might get the wrong answer because you went through so many steps and might have gotten lost

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We invert and multiply because multiplying is easiest

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To help make it easier to divide fractions

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We invert and multiply because it is a lot easier do do the problems

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We invert and multiply because it is a lot easier do do the problems

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We invert and multiply because it is a shortcut to dividing fractions straight across. You are doing the opposite of

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It is a simple and precise way to divide

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Because you are doing the opposite of multiplication.

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Because you are doing the opposite of multiplication.

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We invert and multiply because it is a simpler way of dividing 

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We invert and multiply because it is a simpler way of dividing 

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We invert and multiply because multiplying by the reciprocal is equal to dividing by the original fraction

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We invert and multiply because it removes a few steps of the process for easier division. Harambe asked us to do it

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We invert and multiply because it allows us to convert division to multiplication - which makes the problem easier

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We invert and multiply because it is a simpler way s to divide fractions without doing a lot of work

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We invert and multiply because sometimes multiplying is easier than dividing

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Because it's an easier way to divide fractions

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Because it's an easier way to divide fractions

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Because you are doing the opposite of multiplication.

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Because you are doing the opposite of multiplication.

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We invert and multiply because it is a simpler way to divide

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We invert and multiply because it makes it easier for us to solve and helps us do it a little bit fast 

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We invert and multiply because it makes it easier for us to solve and helps us do it a little bit fast 

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We invert and multiply to get the answer easly

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We invert and multiply to get the answer easly

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We Invert and multiply because It

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We invert and multiply because multiplying by the reciprocal is the same as dividing by the original fraction.

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We invert and multiply while dividing fractions because it is a shortcut for dividing straight across.

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We invert and multiply to find an simpler way to divide. It also helps 

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We invert and multiply to find an simpler way to divide. It also helps 

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We invert and multiply because it is a faster way to divide strait across.

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We invert and multiply because it is a faster way to divide strait across.

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We can invert and multiply because when you have a fraction divided by a fraction, it's the same as multiplying a fraction by the opposite.

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We invert and multiply so we can get a simplyfied way to getting our answer instead of doing the problem the

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We invert and multiply because it is a simplified way to devide. Instead of doing it the other way inverting and multiplying(KFC) takes less time. If you add simplifying as a step to KFC it will only be 4 steps to finding your answer. Also KFC can be used

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We invert and multiply because it is a simplified way to devide. Instead of doing it the other way inverting and multiplying(KFC) takes less time. If you add simplifying as a step to KFC it will only be 4 steps to finding your answer. Also KFC can be used

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we invert and multiply to make dividing fractions easier, instead of only using one method

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We invert and multiply because it is faster and easier, but multiplying the flipped fraction is the same as dividing by the original

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We invert and multiply because

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We invert and multiply not only to solve division problems with fractions with ease, but also to show another way to solve these problems that include less steps. It works out in the end because by switching the operation and multiplying by the reciprocal, the answer stays the same. Most students have an easier time multiplying than dividing, therefore the class is more likely to get a higher average of grades when using this method.

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We do it so we can figure out how to multiply and divide fractions and whole numbers

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We do it so we can figure out how to multiply and divide fractions and whole numbers

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We invert and multiply because it's an easier way instead of dividing across unevenly.

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We Invert and Multiply not only to get the quotient of a fraction division problem,