Question

im having a really hard time with fractions anyone wanna help me?

Answer 1

i am good with fractions try me

Answer 2

im multiplying them
3/5 x 3/4

Answer 3

it is 0.45 but u try to convert it back to a fraction

Answer 4

Hello! Welcome to OpenStudy! To multiply fractions, you simply multiply both numerators, the top numbers, and both denominators, the bottom numbers. Here's an example:
\(\large\dfrac{2}3 * \dfrac45\)

\(\large 2*4 = 8\)

\(\large 3*5 = 15\)

So the new fraction is:
\(\large \dfrac{8}{15}\)

Does that make sense?

Answer 5

totally

Answer 6

Good, so what's the answer to your question as a fraction?

Answer 7

9/9 but that doesnt make sense

Answer 8

Close, you multiplied the numerators, but not the denominators

Answer 9

\(\large \dfrac35 *\dfrac34\)

\(\large 3*3 = 9\)

\(\large 5*4 = ?\)

Answer 10

oh so its 9/20

Answer 11

Yes! :)

Answer 12

i thought something seemed funny when i thought it was 9/9

Answer 13

Yep, just remember to multiply the top and bottom :)

Answer 14

Any more questions?

Answer 15

not right this second but im pretty sure i will lol

Answer 16

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