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How do I solve this problem

How do I solve this problem-example-1
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10 times 3 and then 9 times 2
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Find a common denominator between the two (this case it would be 18) and bring the fractions up, so 10/9 would be 20/18, and 3/2 would be 27/18. Then, multiply across, and simplify to lowest terms.
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