Solve the following problem:
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Solve the following problem:
First, we'll convert the mixed fractions to simple fractions as follows:
Let's solve the exercises in the fraction multiplier:
Since the only operation in the exercise is multiplication, we'll combine everything into one exercise as follows:
\( 94+12+6= \)
Because mixed numbers are single values, not separate parts! means seven and two-thirds, which is actually . Splitting them up changes the value completely.
Use this formula: (whole × denominator) + numerator over the original denominator. For : (7×3)+2 = 23, so it becomes .
Yes! Always check if your final fraction can be simplified. In this problem, divides by 2 to give , which converts to .
Absolutely! Look for common factors between numerators and denominators. In , you can cancel the 2's to get , making calculations easier.
If the answer choices are mixed numbers, yes - convert back! Divide the numerator by denominator: 161 ÷ 9 = 17 remainder 8, so .
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