A complex fraction is a fraction where the numerator, denominator, or both contain a fraction.
Rule 24: To manipulate complex fractions, just convert them to simple fractions and follow rules 1 through 23 for simple fractions.
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Rule 25: To multiply two complex fractions, convert the fractions to simple fractions and follow the steps you use to multiply two simple fractions.
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Rule 26: To multiply add or subtract two complex fractions, convert the fractions to simple fractions and follow the steps you use to add or subtract two simple fractions.
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