Answer:y=4/3 as an improper fraction or 1 1/3 as a mixed number (decimal: 1.3333…). There are 1 1/3rd 3/4s in 1.
PREMISES
y=1/(3/4)
CALCULATIONS
The number of 3/4s in 1 can be denoted naively as:
y=1/(3/4)
y=1(4/3) (Flip the primary divisor and multiply since multiplication is the inverse of division)
y=
4/3 as an improper fraction or 1 1/3 as a mixed number (decimal: 1.3333…)
PROOF
If y=4/3, then the equations
(1 1/3)(3/4)=1
4/3(3/4)=1 and
1=1 prove the solution “how many 3/4s are in 1?
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