What is the product of (-1/4) x (-3/7)? * please show work

2 answers:

6 0

Answer: 3/28

Step by Step Explanation:
To solve this equation, we do NOT need the same denominator.
And since both fractions are negative, we know the answer is going to be positive.
So we just multiply normally.

-1/4 • -3/7

We cannot cross cancel anything, so we just multiply across.

-1 • -3 = 3
-4 • -7 = 28

So our answer is 3/28.

Hope this helps! :3

Shkiper50 [21]3 years ago

4 0

(-1/4) x (-3/7)

= (-1 x -3)/4 x 7

= 3/28

3/28 is the answer.

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