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eduard
2 years ago
13

Multiply. Write your answer as a fraction in simplest form. 5/2*3/10

Mathematics
1 answer:
kherson [118]2 years ago
7 0
(5/2)(3/10)=(5*3)/(2*10)=15/20=3/4

Or

(5/2)(3/10)= (5)(1/2)(3)(1/10)=(5)(3)(1/2)(1/10) =(5*3)/(2*10)=15/20=3/4

Or

(5/2)(3/10)=(5)(0.5)(3)(0.1)=(2.5)(3)(0.1)=(7.5)(0.1)=.75=3/4

All of these work, but the first one is simplest
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