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2 years ago

How to multiply and divide fractions with a number beside them

Mathematics

1 answer:

NISA [10]2 years ago

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Answer:

After making them the improper fractions the numerator is multiplied with the numerator and denominator is multiplied with the denominator .

Step-by-step explanation:

Suppose we have fractions

3 4/5 and 2 15/24

So we multiply the whole number with the denominator beside them and add to the numerator to make them an improper fraction.

These will become

19/5 * 63/24

= 19*63/ 5*24

= 1197/120

= 9 117/120

After making them the improper fractions the numerator is multiplied with the numerator and denominator is multiplied with the denominator .

The answer 1197/120 is divided ( 1197 is divided by 120) to get the mixed number back with a whole number and a fraction.

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