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Paul ate 7/9 of 1/6 of his birthday cake. Did Paul eat more or less than 7/9 of the cake? Did he eat more or less than 1/6 of the cake? i am wondering what OPERATION to use, I don't need the answer
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Paul ate 7/9 of 1/6 of his birthday cake. Did Paul eat more or less than 7/9 of the cake? Did he eat more or less than 1/6 of the cake? i am wondering what OPERATION to use, I don't need the answer

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Answer:

Multiplication.

Explanation:

Multiply the two fractions together to get the fraction of the cake he actually ate. All the best. -Crispin

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