The document discusses how to solve division problems by changing them into multiplication problems. It explains that to divide, you multiply by the reciprocal of the divisor. Examples are provided of setting up division problems as fractions and then changing the operation to multiplication by flipping the second fraction. Steps are outlined for solving more complex division problems involving polynomials and algebraic expressions.

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To divide, we multiply by the __________________.
So, to solve any division problem,
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6 ­ 3x ÷ (x ­ 2)
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58 ­ 61 all
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