If you multiply 2/3 * 6/10, would the product be more than 6/10 or less than 6/10?
1 answer:
Answer:
Less than.
Step-by-step explanation:
I have included the explanation in bullet points so it is easier to understand.
We don't even need to solve the problem in order to find out.
- We know that any number times one is itself
- We know that any number times less than one would be less than itself.
- In order to get a product more than 6/10 we would need to multiply it by something more than 1.
- 2/3 is not more than one, which means the product would be less than 6/10
Hope this helps!
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