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3 years ago

Hi...again! Ummmmmmm I sorta kinda maybe, need help on this one. What is 2 times 2 1/3? please 0-0

2 answers:

7 0

Another problem? Okie Dokie.

First, you set up your problem,

2* 2 1/3

Next, you turn your mixed fraction into an improper fraction.

Here is how our problem looks so far.

2* 7/3.

Now we multiply 2, which is our whole number, by 7, our numerator.

We have 14/3.

All we need to do now is to simplify it.

Our final, simplified answer is 4 2/3.

Fofino [41]3 years ago

6 0

2 /1 x 7/3 equals 14/3 or 4 and 2/3

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