INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Do this for both mixed numbers. Set these products aside. They are only part of your new numerator. For example, if you want to calculate 612214{\displaystyle 6{
rac {1}{2}}\div 2{
rac {1}{4}}}, you would multiply 62=12{\displaystyle 6 imes 2=12} and 24=8{\displaystyle 2 imes 4=8}. Do this for both mixed numbers. This sum will be the numerator of your improper fraction. For example, 12+1=13{\displaystyle 12+1=13} and 8+1=9{\displaystyle 8+1=9}. Complete this step for both fractions, making sure you use the correct denominators. These are your improper fractions that you will use to complete the division. For example, 612{\displaystyle 6{
rac {1}{2}}} becomes 132{\displaystyle {
rac {13}{2}}} and 214{\displaystyle 2{
rac {1}{4}}} becomes 94{\displaystyle {
rac {9}{4}}}. If you are working with any whole numbers, you need to convert them to fractions. To do this, turn the number into the numerator of a fraction. The denominator will be 1. For example, 3=31{\displaystyle 3={
rac {3}{1}}}.

SUMMARY: Multiply the whole number by the denominator of its combined fraction. Add the numerator to the product. Place the sum over the original denominator. Convert whole numbers to fractions.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Boars are male guinea pigs. If a female guinea pig has been in the presence of a boar, then she will have almost certainly tried to mate and has a high chance of becoming pregnant. Male guinea pigs can impregnate a female at as young as 3 weeks old and a female guinea pig can become pregnant at as young as 4 weeks old, so don't be doubtful if your guinea pig is pregnant due to age. A pregnant sow will begin to drink and eat more as the pregnancy advances. She may eat up to triple the amount she usually consumes. She may also drink more water than normal. Keep in mind that "normal" is relative to your guinea pig's usual habits. However, do not assume that your guinea pig is pregnant based on just how much she is eating or drinking. All animals, for example, tend to eat more when it's cold, when they're having a growth spurt, and when they're suffering from certain illnesses. A female guinea pig's weight will increase significantly if she's pregnant. Guinea pigs typically weigh about 1.5-2 lbs. In general, by the end of a pregnancy, the pregnant guinea pig's weight will have doubled; the piglets usually make up more than half of the sow's weight. A good idea is to weigh your female guinea pig regularly (perhaps weekly) and to record the weight. This way you can keep track of her weight in order to determine any patterns of weight gain that may be indicative of a pregnancy. However, if your sow is not yet mature and is less than 6-8 months of age, she will still be growing and thus weight gain may not be indicative of pregnancy. If you feel your guinea pig's womb very carefully, you may be able to detect the fetuses if she is pregnant. Usually, you can identify the fetuses in her womb from around 2 weeks after mating. Treat the sow with care and never handle her roughly. When feeling your guinea pig's abdomen, never apply pressure or squeeze the area since this could harm both the piglets and the sow. To feel for fetuses, place the sow on a towel on a firm surface. This will keep your guinea pig from slipping. With your non-dominant hand hold her steady around the shoulders, with her head facing away from you. Use your dominant hand to feel her belly. Begin by making a "C" shape with your thumb and first finger, and then sliding the thumb over the top of her tummy and the forefinger underneath her belly. Gently press inwards and see if you feel any lumps or bumps inside her tummy. If pregnant, your guinea pig may have a single piglet or up to 3-4. If several fetuses are present, you will feel several bumps spaced across her tummy, each of a similar size. However, be aware that other things can feel like bumps in the abdomen. The kidney, bladder, or even fecal pellets can all be easily mistaken for fetuses. Bumps can also indicate ovarian cysts or tumors. If you feel something and you're not certain what it is, then consult your veterinarian.

SUMMARY: Consider whether your guinea pig was in the presence of a boar. Observe her eating habits. Check her weight. Feel for piglets.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: DMV.org is a popular website that allows you to access driving records from most states. Go to the driving record page of DMV.org, here. This website is not affiliated with any state's department of licensing, but is instead an independent, privately-owned company. The site's primary advantage is convenience. You can access the information quickly and easily in a clear, understandable format. The drawback is that it typically costs a little more than getting your records directly from the state. The driving record from DMV.org is not an official record, so if you need a certified record, you must go through your state DMV (usually by going directly to a DMV office). Drag your mouse over your state on the map and click on it to select the state in which you live. You can also make your selection via a drop-down menu in the top right corner and a list of states you can click on at the bottom of the page. Not every state's driving records are available through this website. In particular, the northeastern part of the United States is largely excluded. In such cases, DMV.org provides links to those states' official services. On the next page, enter your name, address, and driver's license number. If you have not lived at your current address for at least two years, click the appropriate box, and enter your previous address. If you are ever confused or need assistance, then you can click on "Contact DMV.org" toward the bottom of the page. This link will take you to a page where you can ask a question. Make sure the information looks correct and decide whether you want a copy of the report emailed to you. There is an additional fee for this service, which provides your driving history in a format that you can retain with your electronic records. After advancing to the next screen, you will need to review and agree to the privacy policies before your records can be provided. Provide your email address as needed, and advance to the payment screen to finalize your purchase.

SUMMARY:
Visit the website. Choose your state. Enter your personal information. Review the fees. Review the policies.