how do u find the counter-example of the quotient of two proper fractions is a proper fraction

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1/2  divided by 1/3 =

1/2 x(3/1) =3/2
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if you divide fractions with like denominators, when will the quotient be a whole number? give an example to support this answer

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explain how you  divide fractions with like denominators

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