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Need more tutoring then answers so if your willing to teach me pllz help Medalls!!

Answer 1

With what?

Answer 2

with my algerbra

Answer 3

I'm happy to help post your questions

Answer 4

okay like i dont understand how to multiply fractions

Answer 5

for example 3/2 x1/2

Answer 6

\[\frac ab\times\frac cd=\frac{a\times c}{b\times d}\]

Answer 7

\[\frac{ 3 }{ 2 } \times \frac{ 1}{ 2 } = \frac{ 3 \times 1 }{ 2 \times 2 }\]

Answer 8

^What he said...
I actually find multiplying fractions a lot less tricky than adding or subtracting them.

Answer 9

And if you invert it then you are dividing :D

Answer 10

Provided you have mastered reducing fractions to lowest terms.

Answer 11

*the second fraction

Answer 12

okay so the answer should be 3/6

Answer 13

Mmm this is true

Answer 14

Well, it must be 3/6...
But you can do better than that~
Lowest terms...?

Answer 15

1/2

Answer 16

Wait a sec. what was the question to which your answer was 3/6
?

Answer 17

wait so any time the number is odd i the lowest term always gonna be 1

Answer 18

3/2 x 1/3

Answer 19

my answer was 3/6 then you said lowest terms so i said 1/2 was I right

Answer 20

Yes. Let's have another one:
\[\frac{4}{3}\times\frac{9}{4}\]

Answer 21

36/12

Answer 22

Yes... continue...

Answer 23

but how would i continue if both of there lowest terms are 2

Answer 24

2? How do you figure 2?

Answer 25

well if you do 36>18>9>3>1
12>6>>2 oh i see

Answer 26

so it be 1/2 right

Answer 27

NO...
Remember that in the end, fractions are just compact division:
\[\large \frac{a}{b}=a \div b\]
So what is 36 divided by 12?

Answer 28

3

Answer 29

And there is your answer.

Answer 30

so the answer is flat out 3

Answer 31

Yes. Remember that this can happen. Anyway, a whole number is technically a fraction with a denominator of 1, in lowest terms.

Answer 32

so if i wanted to make it into fraction form id just 3/1

Answer 33

?

Answer 34

yeah