When you multiply 2/3 by a fraction less then one how does the product compare to the factor

asked Apr 7, 2020 70.9k views

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by Malte

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Answer:

The product will always be less than the factor.

Explanation:

When you multiply numbers less than 1, you get a smaller factor each time.

Lorin answered Apr 11, 2020

by Lorin

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