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-2 5/7 x (-4 2/3). with steps

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We want to do the following multiplication:


(-2(5)/(7))\cdot(-4(2)/(3))

Let's transform that into a normal fraction:


\begin{gathered} 2(5)/(7)=2+(5)/(7)=(14+5)/(7)=(19)/(7) \\ \\ 2(5)/(7)=(19)/(7) \end{gathered}

and the other fraction


\begin{gathered} \text{ 4}(2)/(3)=4+(2)/(3)=(12+2)/(3)=(14)/(3) \\ \\ 4(2)/(3)=(14)/(3) \end{gathered}

Therefore we can multiply the following fractions:


\begin{gathered} (-(19)/(7))\cdot(-(14)/(3)) \\ \\ \end{gathered}

The result is


(-(19)/(7))(-(14)/(3))=(19)/(7)\cdot(14)/(3)=(19)/(1)\cdot(2)/(3)=(38)/(3)

Therefore


(-2(5)/(7))\cdot(-4(2)/(3))=(38)/(3)

if we want we can write it in the same form as the others

Final answer


(38)/(3)=12(2)/(3)

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