When finding the quotient of two fractions, the first thing you should do is to find the inverse fraction of the second fraction, and then switch the division sign to a multiplication sign.
Ex: 4/5 divided by 1/6 becomes 4/5 x 6/1
Then you find the least common denominator, which in this case, is 5. Multiply the 6/1 (as that is the only fraction needed to find the common denominator; the other fraction already has one) by 5/5 to get 5.
Ex: 4/5 x (6/1 x 5/5)
Now multiply the numerators and denominators of 6/1 and 5/5 with each other.
Ex: 4/5 x 30/5
Now multiply the numerators of these fractions by each other.
Ex: 4 x 30
5
Now: 120
5
If you need to simplify and get a mixed fraction, then do so. But this is just dividing the two fractions to get the "base number".
I hope this helps, please Brainliest me, and have a great day! :D
