rewrite division as multiplication

Del Rovi · Registered: 05.04.2002 From:

Can somebody assist me? I am in deep difficulty. It’s about rewrite division as multiplication. I tried to find anyone in my vicinity who can help me out with logarithms, multiplying matrices and converting fractions. But I could not. I also know that it will be hard for me to meet the cost. My assignment are near. What should I do? Someone out there who can save me?

IlbendF · Registered: 11.03.2004 From: Netherlands

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