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How do I find the valve of 2 ×3/4

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How do I find the valve of 2 ×3/4

$2 * \dfrac{3}{4}= \dfrac{2*3}{4}= \dfrac{6}{4}= \boxed{ \dfrac{3}{2}}$

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