Multiplying improper fractions 5/4 x 12/13

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Bkkbrad asked Dec 3, 2023

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Multiplying improper fractions 5/4 x 12/13

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60/52

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Answer: 15/13

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When multiplying improper fractions, we multiply the numerator by the numerator and the denominator by the denominator. So here we have:

5/4 * 12/13

= 60/52

= 15/13

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