Find the product -2/9(-5/3) I-Ready math

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Verizon [17]2 years ago

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The product of the given fractions, -2/9(-5/3), is: 10/27.

<h3>How to Find the Product of Two Fractions?</h3>

Given the fractions, -2/9(-5/3), recall that minus multiplied by minus equals plus.

So therefore, the product of the two fractions would be a positive number. Thus:

-2/9(-5/3) = (-2 × -5)/(9 × 3)

-2/9(-5/3) = 10/27

Therefore, the product is: 10/27.

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