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3 years ago

What is 2/8 times 1/7 show step by step explanation

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andrew11 [14]3 years ago

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2/8 *1/7

Multiply the numerators together.

(2)(1)=2

Multiply the denominators together.

(8)(7)=56

2/56 - reduce

divide by 2 for the numerator and denominator

2/2=1

56/2=28

2/8 *1/7= 1/28 ( Answer)

agasfer [191]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Alrighty, so you start off with 2/8 x 1/7, you just have to multiply across (2x1 (numerator) and 8x7 (denominator) and you will get 2/56.

Now, you have to simplify this fraction. The number 2 goes into both the numerator and denominator, so, divide 2 by 2 (1) and 56 divided by 2 (28).

Your answer should be 1/28.

Hope this helps! ^-^

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