(4 1/9) ÷ (1/9)
First, write 4 1/9 as a common fraction = 37/9:
(37/9) ÷ (1/9)
When dividing by a fraction multiply by the reciprocal:
(37/9) x (9/1) = 37 (the nines cancel)
Another way to think of this problem: How man ninths are there in 4 and 1/9?
There are 9 ninths in each 1, so there are 4 x 9 ninths in 4 (which is 36),
so in 4 1/9 there are 36 + 1 ninths.
(4 1/9) ÷ (1/9)
First, write 4 1/9 as a common fraction = 37/9:
(37/9) ÷ (1/9)
When dividing by a fraction multiply by the reciprocal:
(37/9) x (9/1) = 37 (the nines cancel)
Another way to think of this problem: How man ninths are there in 4 and 1/9?
There are 9 ninths in each 1, so there are 4 x 9 ninths in 4 (which is 36),
so in 4 1/9 there are 36 + 1 ninths.