Difference between revisions of "Division Property of Equality"

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The Division Property of Equality states:

If $a=b$ and c does not equal 0, then $a/c=b/c$

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	If <math>a=b</math> and c does not equal 0, then <math>a/c=b/c</math>		If <math>a=b</math> and c does not equal 0, then <math>a/c=b/c</math>