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3 years ago

I am stuck on this question Work out : 5x 3/4

2 answers:

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Okay so to figure out this problem you need to say 5/1 times 3/4 which equals 15/4 We know that we cant have an improper fraction so we divide this and it equals 3

ladessa [460]3 years ago

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3 3/4 . You multiply the numerator and get the answer.

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