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How do you multiply 1/3 and 2 and 3/4 ?

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Answer:


(1)/(3)*2(3)/(4)=(11)/(12)

Step-by-step explanation: We need to multiply the two given numbers, they are:


\begin{gathered} (1)\rightarrow(1)/(3) \\ (2)\rightarrow2(3)/(4) \end{gathered}

Multiplication:


(1)*(2)=(1)/(3)*2(3)/(4)

Before we proceed we will get the (2) in Improper fraction, form this is done as follows:


(2)=2(3)/(4)=(4\cdot2+3)/(4)=(8+3)/(4)=(11)/(4)

Therefore we can multiply the two in the following way:


(1)*(2)\rightarrow(1)/(3)*(11)/(4)=(11)/(12)

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