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3 years ago

Which statement about the product of 7/10 and 7/8 is true

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There are no statements listed to choose from. It is difficult to know exactly what is needed.

Product is the result of multiplication.

= 7/10 * 7/8
multiply numerators; multiply denominators

= (7*7)/(10*8)
multiply within parentheses

= 49/80 product of original fractions

Hope this helps you choose which statement is then correct. :)

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