Question

What is the product in lowest terms?
-6/11 x 3/4





A. -9/22




B. -6/13




C. 9/22




D. 6/13

Answer 1

It's the same thing principle: \[\frac{ -6 }{ 11 }*\frac{ 3 }{ 4 }=\frac{ -6*3 }{ 11*4 }=\frac{ ? }{ ? }\]

Answer 2

-18 and 44

Answer 3

you might want to check the solutions that your wrote though, or the question, cause the correct answer to the question you wrote isn't there

Answer 4

but yes that is right. So what divides both -18 and 44?

Answer 5

i don't know

Answer 6

okay, whatever divides 18, also divides -18

so what divides 18 and 44 (hint they are both even numbers)

Answer 7

good you've edited the answers :)

Answer 8

6

Answer 9

not quite, 6 doesn't divide into 44. (it divides into 42 and 48 but not 44)

Answer 10

11

Answer 11

nope, because 11 doesn't divide into 18.
(hint it's quite a small number this time)

Answer 12

2

Answer 13

yes! so if you have: \[\frac{ -18\div2 }{ 44\div2 }=\frac{ ? }{ ? }\] what do you get?

Answer 14

9 and 22

Answer 15

exactly. though the 9 will be negative (as it was -18)