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12 October, 06:19

How to multiply fractions

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  1. 12 October, 08:46
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    Simplify the fraction if it is not in it's lowest terms.

    Multiply both the numerators to get a new numerator.

    Multiply both of the denominators to get a new denominator.

    The new numerator and the new denominator is your answer (simplify if possible).
  2. 12 October, 09:06
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    Example

    1. 5. 5

    - x - = -

    2. 6. 12
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