GRE Arithmetic - Multiplying and dividing fractions

To multiply two fractions, just multiply the numerators and then the denominators. For example:

To divide one fraction by another, invert the numerator and denominator of the fraction that is after the division sign and then just multiply the resulting fractions. For example:

GRE Math Review

Arithmetic

Overview Integers Number Operations Number Operations Examples Primes and Divisibility Factorization and LCM Fractions Multiplying Fractions Decimals Fraction / Decimal Conversion Percentages Averages Ratios Proportions

Algebra

Overview Expressions Linear Equations Higher Order Equations Higher Order Equations Cont. Inequalities Simplifying Equations Positive / Negative Plug and Test Quadratic Equation Adding Equations Using Your Scratch Paper

Geometry

Overview Lines Angles Lines and Angles Triangles Pathagorean's Theorem Rectangles Squares Parallelograms Polygons Circles Coordinates Solid Objects General Tips Plug And Test Educated Elimination Figure To Scale Using Your Scratch Paper

Data Analysis

Overview

Math Question Types

Overview Quantitative Comparision (QA) QA - Tricky QA - Tactics QA - Cannot Be Determined Numeric Entry

GRE Verbal Review

Analogies

Overview MakeASentence Be Precise Parts Of Speech Educated Elimination Left To Right Secondary Meanings Common Types

Antonyms

Overview Make Your Own Root Words Positive Negative Educated Elimination Part of Speech Know Your Vocabulary

Sentence Completion

Overview Fill The Gap Key Words One Blank Two Blanks When All Else Fails

Reading Comprehension

Overview Skim or Dawdle What's on the Page Taking Mental Notes Implied Title and Tone The Author Would Least Likely Except How Else To Practice

GRE Essay Review

Overview Issue Essay

For / Against Summarize Evidence Take a Stance Details Spider Graphs Wrapping It Up

Argument Essay

Analyze Understand Agree or Disagree Using Spider Graphs Wrapping It Up