If there are 3/7 cars and 3/5 of them are red, how many red cars are there

Daniel Heilper asked Apr 23, 2023

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Answer:

9/35ths of the total amount
((9)/(35) )

Explanation:

essentially, we are finding 3/5ths of 3/7ths

"of" in math is an indication to multiply

so,

(3)/(5) ×
(3)/(7) =
(9)/(35)

9/35ths of the total amount of vehicles are red cars.

Lopes answered Apr 29, 2023

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