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6 3/7 (7/8) = ???
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is that 6 and three sevenths
yes.
well first you need to convert your 6 into sevenths so in order to do that you can just \[\frac{6*7}{1*7}=\frac{42}{7}\]
how did you get 1*7
then add your 3/7 to that... your equation will looks like this now \[\frac{45}{7}*\frac{7}{8}=\frac{315}{56}\]
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okay.
do i simplify that ?
because in order to get it in sevenths, you must times the equation by 7ths... but you don't want to mess with the number so you times it by 7/7 which = 1
if you can yes
ohh , well can you ?
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\[\frac{45}{8}\]
i didn't see but the 7's will cancel in my above step lea ving you with 45/8
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then that goes into 5 5/8 ? right
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