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Lyrx [107]
3 years ago
6

Tell how to multiply two fractions give an example

Mathematics
1 answer:
mario62 [17]3 years ago
7 0
Ex 1:
2/5 x 4/5
Multiply both the numerators together and then multiply both the denominators together. You would multiply 2x4 which is 8 and 5x5 which is 25. Which leaves you with 8/25 and it will stay that way because you cannot simplify it further.

Ex 2:
2/5 and 5/3
Multiply across 2x5/5x3 and you end up with 10/15 which can be simplified/reduced to 2/3 because they share a common factor of 5.
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