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Pls tell me the correct option

Pls tell me the correct option-example-1
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Answer: I would go with C I hope i am right!!

Explanation:

User Jefry Dewangga
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Answer:

b.
(1)/(16)

Explanation:

A = {2, 3}

B = {4, 6}

C = set of all possible fractions where, the numerators are in set A and the denominators are found in Set B

The 4 possible fractions we can get for set C are as follows:

Set C: {
(2)/(4) ,
(2)/(6) ,
(3)/(4) ,
(3)/(6) }

Multiply all to get the product of all elements in Set C:


(2)/(4)*(2)/(6)*(3)/(4)*(3)/(6)

Simplify where necessary


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


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


(3)/(48)

Simply further


(1)/(16)

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